I know it's not Phun Phriday, but just for Phun tell me how tall you think that tallest ice piece near the center is.
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Very nice composition; nice use of HDR. I'm wondering how far out on the ice were you when you took these ice pictures?
totaly totaly awesome is what i think of this one. maybe 3 feet tall
Beautiful picture! I just love the colours! Great shot!
Have a nice evening! :-)
This is really nice, all these colors and the good composition....your great !!
greetings, Joop
Wonderful
picture
thank you for sharing
Keep going!
I'm liking these ice shots. I'll let you know when to stop.
Beautiful picture Scott. I like the colors and the light here.
Have a nice evening:)
The colour and shapes together are magic.
I really like the way you've captured the sun's reflection in the ice.
Vau! There are so many interesting details in this beautiful picture!
Bring 'em on.I love these pictures.This one is spectacular.
Ruth
Amazing! I love the post title too.
I could NEVER tire of these amazing shots! Oh my...this is a beauty! I am without words on this one!
So cool!!! It looks very tall, but I"m going to guess just a few inches tall. This is beautiful, I love the ripples in the foreground.
Nature is the best artist, you take good pictures of traveling exhibitions.
Wow those ice shots are amazing. So what causes it to rise in different shapes...is it the wind?
This was absolutely beautiful! HDR?
Awesome and breathtaking views !
Amazing pictures of ice, congratulations!
Stunning- looks like you are near the Antartic or something! Beautiful!
Oh this is a wonderful shot!
This is a beautiful photo. I think the highest point is 8 feet tall!
Congrats on your POTW award on the Smitten Image.
What an awesome picture! Wow! Congrat on POTW at Hilarys!
Wow wow wow ! A fabulous shot! Gorgeous.
What a great capture, I like how you shot the angle down low.
Goodness gracious, this is awesome! I have absolutely no idea as to the size, since there's nothing to give it perspective, but...who cares? It's fantastic! I love the contrast of warm and cold, the sinuous curves and sharp points, the solid forms and lacy edges. And the sun glinting off the ice is breathtaking!
Congrats on POTW!
AWESOME!
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