Speaking of Phun, while I was down in the prone position taking some other ice formations, unbeknown to me, Chad was taking some shots too and here is one of Chad's better shots from that evening.
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first let me say, are you crazy laying on ICE. what if it falls in, i see water in the first shot. yikes. the first shot is amazing and i have no idea what had to happen to create. you did super great to capture all this beautiful ice
If you were down there to take this photo, the formation must not be very large...It looks mountainous...and I like the dragon in the middle...
Your ice photos are really cool. :)
I especially like the ones with the beautiful sunlight.
Thanks for Chad taking that shot (your best side?). It gives a good idea of the size of the ice formations.
THe picture of you helps to show the size of the ice.It looks much bigger in your pictures.I have enjoyed seeing these ice beauties.
Ruth
Well, you are amazing photographer Rick!!!!
Good and creative weekend!
Greetings
Yikes, you go all out for your shots I see. The first photo sure does make the ice look huge in comparison to what it actually is but it's a fantastic shot! Glad you didn't fall in.
I like both of these phun shots. It's good to see the extremes to which you go to get a wonderful shot.
Very nice shots! I like them!
Have a great day! :-)
Hi Scott, that one of Chad is hilarious!
Fantastic find w/ the ice! =)
Mine is up & ready
That last picture answers the question I had earlier "how close are you to the ice formations when you take the pictures"!
I've enjoyed your icy series this week Scott - this one is marvellous !
And I can relate to that position you were 'captured' in too - ya gotta do what ya gotta do to get the shot ! And have phun while doing it ;-)
Its hard to tell which is the better photo. One thing the bottom photo does not show is that you had taken up the challenge to touch your tounge to the ice and was stuck there.
So we both do a bit of unsafe activity to get our photos (me in an alley at night, you out on ice)! I've enjoyed these a lot, the size plays with the imagination.
that ice shot is so phun! ha ha
lovely is the work of nature. :-)
Your ice shots are spectacular; but, Chad's is the one that brought a little chuckle of enjoyment. Happy days!
The forces of nature is always unpredictable, beautiful creations by nature and you !
The second photo brought a chuckle because I think a lot of us can relate. I haven't been by in a while but I am so glad I saw these ice photos you've taken. Gorgeous and well worth getting into position to get such incredible shots. We will go to great lengths to get that perfect shot.
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