I’m glad I don’t live in a really cold area of the country, I’m cold enough here in southeastern Pennsylvania. Not enough snow has fallen in these parts to really alter the landscape, so I continue to visualize vignettes of winter. That means working in a smaller scale with elements including snow, ice, frozen things and stuff that just looks cold.
Working in close-up or macro scale has always been a primary interest to me, so I don’t get tired of thinking graphically about shape, color, and texture. Here is an image I made last year of a section of frozen pond. The freeze-thaw cycle seemingly introduced some air-bubbles that were captured in various layers of the ice. Fun stuff, I just needed to be careful of not slipping into my tripod or breaking the ice.
Ice Bubbles - (c) Paul Grecian - http://www.paulgrecianphoto.com
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Funky! I don’t envy you the cold, but funky all the same!
Hey that is really cool Paul! No pun intended.
Ron
Want to join IAA (ICE ADDICTS ANONYMOUS) with me?
Hello, My name is Paul, and I’m an ice-oholic
Really, is there a 12-step plan?
Incredible image Paul!