Icicle
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ISO 200 / Tv 1/125 / Av F4.4 /
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A close-up blue duo-tone of some icicles shining in the sun.
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The first snow of the season. Just some icicles hanging from a gutter outside my house.
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Photograph taken in Iceland, February 2008.
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We had an ice storm last night and everything looks so pretty all covered in ice. Not very good weather to drive in but great for picture taking. I turned this one into black and white which I rarely do. I’m trying to experiment with different color tones. Comments appreciated :-) **Taken with a Canon 20d
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Mohican State Park, OH at Big Lyons Falls
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This is trail #3 coming out of Rocky Hollow and back up into the woods. The icicles were all along the top of the canyon walls – Some were 4 – 5 feet long hanging down!!
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I don’t know the name of the creek/river. I just know it flows towards Leavenworth out of the Cascade Mountains in Washington and you can get to it via Icicle Road which is just off the main street heading west out of town. Icicle Road I has been featured in the following groups: Pacific Northwest Body: Canon 20D / Lens: Canon EF-S 18-55mm 1:3.5-5.6 II / Accessories: Tripod, GND 0.6 soft edge filter This is an HDR made from a single RAW file exported with exposure values from -4 to +4 and combined in Photomatix.
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In a shaded crevice I found a stream / that had created the most wonderful icicles. / I will upload a series of them February 1, 2009 / Straight from the camera+framing / Panasonic DMC-FZ28
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In a shaded crevice I found a stream / that had created the most wonderful icicles. / I will upload a series of them February 1, 2009 / Straight from the camera+framing / Panasonic DMC-FZ28
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THIS ICE FORMATION HANGING FROM THE EAVES OVER THE BALCONY BEHIND MY APARTMENT AND THE EFFECT THE LAMPS HAD ON THE LIGHT COMMING THROUGH IT FASCINATED ME. I DON’T KNOW WHAT KIND OF LAMPS THEY USE, BUT THE EFFECT STRUCK ME AS PRETTY UNUSUAL.
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In a shaded crevice I found a stream / that had created the most wonderful icicles. / I will upload a series of them February 1, 2009 / Straight from the camera+framing / Panasonic DMC-FZ28
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In Swedish folklore Nature was animated by spirits. / They were not hostile, but could be tricky and / dangerous… You needed to be cautious and respectful / and not allow yourself to be allured…into their world… / “Näcken” was a water spirit who lived in running waters. / Folk musicians were thought of as his apprentices, / and violinists especially were considered the instruments / of the Devil in Christian times…they inspired dancing / and sex between men and women not married… / Children and women were warned not to get too / close to these waters or he might enchant them and / pull them down to his realm… Only his bearded lips are visible in my image… As is / Image made February 14, 2009 / Gothenburg, Sweden
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A strange looking icicle that was hanging from roof last winter(2009) in Winnipeg MB, Canada! / Camera: Canon Rebel XT (DSLR) / Lens: 75-300mm zoom / Enhanced with MS picture it. MY BUBBLESITE
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/ / about 3 inches away from ice
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macro, about 2 inches distance / / /
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The translucent ice, and blue light reflected off the water of the creek, make this one of my favorite photographs. / Enjoy a large mounted print of this photograph to enjoy the almost 15,000,000 pixels used to create it.
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NOT funny hiking weather – this is the cairn at the top of the third hill we climbed – all weather hit us, some sun ( tiny amount), hail( stinging), sleet (wet), rain ( very wet) , fog ( couldn’t see) then snow !!! . Long arduous climbing up and down – do I do this for fun!!?? / This is showing you the freezing wind blown sleet having been forced against the cross bars marking the top and frozen into striated icicle type shapes. According to our ever mindful leader this tells us it shows you the direction of the wind – as if we didn’t know!!! The hills we climbed were White Hill ( ha Ha), Finbracks and Manywee ( many wee what? – icicles !!) in Perthshire. / Best viewed large. / !
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Spring in Colorado, snow, sun, melting, freezing, snow… / I love the change of seasons, and I think I can take some more snow. / Nikon D80, 70-300 mm lens, polarizer filter / f/6.3, 1/1000 sec, ISO 640, focal length 300 mm
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. / . / A frozen branch reaches out. / . / .
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Love the color and reflections in this…reminded me of a melting icicle so I flipped it:) Guess you could put it on your wall upside down or right side up…I won’t tell:) /
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I took lots of pictures of icicles last spring and just now taking a good look at them . This is one of my favorites with the sunset lighting it up. This was taken with a Nikon D90 . / /
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