Stained ice 4 by jcv2

Photography • Landscape • posted on Jan 17, 2005

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Last one in this series of stained ice. Sometimes the icicles have remarkable shapes. I don't have an explanation for these strange shapes. Do you have any idea? Minolta X-700 (Fuji Sensia 100, 70 mm) Thanks for your attention and your always valuable comments

Comments (25)

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FabioNemo

2:37PM | Mon, 17 January 2005

wonderful

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chantal-france

2:49PM | Mon, 17 January 2005

Very impressive ice blocks :)) The various blue tones are very beautiful and make this shot a pleasure for the eyes :)) bravo Jan-Carel!

Bugfix

2:53PM | Mon, 17 January 2005

wow. wir hatten keinen winter und nun kommen die wildgse schon wieder. dabei hab ich mich so auf eine schneetour mit queenie gefreut.

LordGeygey

2:54PM | Mon, 17 January 2005

Dit is een prachtige fotografie! Hartelijk dank. Because of your superb contributions I improve my Nederland knowledge ;o))

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TwoPynts

3:06PM | Mon, 17 January 2005

Beautiful...loved this series. Very elegant ice here, better scultped than by anything man could attempt. I think the shapes have to do with the air currents and the way the water runs down the cicles. More cold air and water move down a certain side, then it may become more bumpy. It is my theory anyway. ;)

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Cosme..D..Churruca

3:18PM | Mon, 17 January 2005

Thanks for these marvels... those blues are fantastic ! Very well done!

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iaacf

3:18PM | Mon, 17 January 2005

It keeps going better every day !!!

LICORNEDECRISTAL

4:10PM | Mon, 17 January 2005

fantastique photo ...la couleur est superbe!!!!!

pimbotin

4:23PM | Mon, 17 January 2005

Where reality goes beyond the dreams. Bravissimo!

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Gabrielsdream

5:10PM | Mon, 17 January 2005

I love this one even more! Wonderful assortment of frosted shapes, that in a mad moment could look like aliens in a blue grotto pod, waiting to be released! Brilliant capture, thanks!

logiloglu

6:46PM | Mon, 17 January 2005

wow, looks fantastic. a wonderful ice crystal world,JC. vote #:O)

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Punaguy

7:21PM | Mon, 17 January 2005

Remarkable works of art compliments of Mother Nature....Love this deep blue color, well captured!

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sharky_

8:57PM | Mon, 17 January 2005

The top part of the icicles sure looks like an Alien. Interesting find. Aloha

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nongo

9:45PM | Mon, 17 January 2005

I think the shapes are formed by the drip/freeze rhythms. Beautiful shot Jan-Carel!!!! I've really enjoyed this series!! V

tvernuccio

9:47PM | Mon, 17 January 2005

i think we need to ask tedz. i see blue aliens. reminds me of matrix in way. this is so awesome. so unusual! so butiful!!! u take otside or in cave? vote

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Apophis906

12:00AM | Tue, 18 January 2005

Oh thats so very pretty,such lovely colors. Excellent capture and job for sure.

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Chaos911

12:22AM | Tue, 18 January 2005

wow, excellent work!!! Bravo!!!

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Ikarius

1:07AM | Tue, 18 January 2005

This is a very beautiful series. My theory: Different temperatures of the air or water.

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herbstliebe

3:14AM | Tue, 18 January 2005

congrats to this wonderful shot. i've never seen icicle like this.

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marybelgium

4:53AM | Tue, 18 January 2005

Fantastic capture...

tony_br22

5:00AM | Tue, 18 January 2005

oh, amazing photography work here! color and water are wonderful .. superb done

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sossy

6:23AM | Tue, 18 January 2005

maybe a reason can be the wind, if there is one? outstanding and magic colored capture of these fantastic icicles! awesome and impressive work, Jan! ;o)

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MoppelundWilli

4:26PM | Tue, 18 January 2005

Wunderbares Foto, imposante Eiszapfen!

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tallpindo

6:44PM | Tue, 18 January 2005

Water can wick up 32 feet. They look like some form of pressure domes. Is ther salt or mineral here? The color blue brings the concept of atmospheric dust into a solid form.

shandybob

8:02PM | Tue, 24 May 2005

Oh my! Excellent shot!