Ice, 2011
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sadly, the days of ice here are behind us.
ReplyDeleteyes, I said sadly.
Nice photo.
Hey! Where did spring go? I always look forward to your pictures...you are very good at capturing the ordinary in an unordinary way.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous closeup!
ReplyDeleteThat is a great close up.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great capture.
ReplyDeleteYou are a really great photographer! Nice picture!
ReplyDeleteI hope that wasn't taken too recently.
ReplyDeletebeautiful capture.
ReplyDeleteA reminder that winter is still with us...
ReplyDeletePretty capture.
ReplyDeleteIt's spring again here today, so now I can enjoy your photograph :)
ReplyDeleteI sense it melting and dropping to the ground. Our forsythia are about to pop.
ReplyDeleteLove the delicacy of the ice. Great shot; you are the queen of close-ups!
ReplyDeleteYou really do have the best close-ups. I always look forward to WW, it makes my day.
ReplyDeleteNice contrast.
ReplyDeleteI hope that was January ice and not yesterday's ice!
Leslie: It was March ice (from last week). We get snow in April around here.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot! I love the winter weather but have to say, I'm looking forward to the colors of spring!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Beth. Ice here is gone too--even though we didn't get all that much this year. My Wednesday photo is much more spring like. :)
ReplyDelete*smiles*
It's melting fast!
ReplyDeleteIn a short time we'll be lusting after a bit of ice and cold weather!
ReplyDeleteGo away snow and ice!! I want to plant my garden ;)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot, nevertheless :)
Nicely seen and captured.
ReplyDeletevery pretty Beth.
ReplyDeleteThis is just brilliant! You have to look at it for a second to figure out what it is, and the ice in the middle is so transparent it reminds me of smoke.
ReplyDeleteNice ice. I'm happy to say that my opportunity to take such photos is about over for this year.
ReplyDeleteIt really looks like a rather large diamond.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great picture!
ReplyDeleteNice shot! With a little bit of luck, we in the Arkansas Ozarks have seen our last ice until next fall.
ReplyDeleteOoh, that's very nice. Lovely crystals.
ReplyDeleteOooh, very cool shot! Love it.
ReplyDeleteFunny that you said you almost posted a glass photo too, because in a way you did, that ice is itself glassy looking.
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ReplyDeleteThe ice glistens in this photo - and I don't mind seeing ice/snow on your blog today, because I spotted the green shoots of crocus plants in my front yard this morning (spring IS coming!)
Gorgeous picture but I have to say (again, I'm sure) that I'm over winter! Sadly, looks like we might be getting some of the white stuff tonight and tomorrow. *sigh*
ReplyDeleteI heard Cold is leaving soon. Great picture!
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