Ice bubbles and metamorphic fragments Race Brook Falls Trail, Southwest Massachusetts. Dave and I are the “maintainers” of this blue trail connecting Rt. 41 to the Appalachian Trail and we have to hike it regularly to make sure it’s clear. It’s about 2 miles of steep switchbacks from the parking lot to the AT intersection. [...]
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Flickr member Greg.w2 caught this great image of a falling stream with ice with his Canon G11 in Woodhead, England.
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Mt. Everett and Mt. Race from Bear Mountain Bear Mountain, Salisbury, Connecticut. Dave and I hiked up Bear Mountain and this is the view north into Massachusetts to Mt. Race and Mt. Everett. The Appalachian Trail runs from the left edge of this image over the tops of those two mountains to the left side [...]
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On the Appalachian Trail between Hubbard Brook and Rt. 7 near Sheffield, Massachusetts. This was the finest collection of ice patterns I’d ever seen in my many years of looking for and shooting them. This was a shallow swamp right on the trail with a small crumbling bridge/boardwalk running through it. On either side of [...]
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West Cornwall, Connecticut. This part of the Carse Brook swamp is an abandoned beaver pond that ha the brook running through the middle of it. Where Dave is standing on grass used to be under water when the beaver pond was active. This is a depression in the old bottom of the Carse Brook beaver [...]
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Posted in Hiking, Ice, Sony RX100 on Feb 17th, 2013 No Comments »
West Cornwall, Connecticut. We decided to check out the Carse Brook swamp just south of where we park for our hike to Pine Swamp beaver pond on the Appalachian Trail. To our delight it was loaded with great ice formations and in the hour we spent there I took close to a hundred pictures. This [...]
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Posted in Hiking, Ice, Sony RX100 on Feb 16th, 2013 2 Comments »
West Cornwall, Connecticut. We decided to check out the Carse Brook swamp just south of where we park for our hike to Pine Swamp beaver pond on the Appalachian Trail. To our delight it was loaded with great ice formations and in the hour we spent there I took close to a hundred pictures. I’m [...]
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West Cornwall, Connecticut. We decided to check out the Carse Brook swamp just south of where we park for our hike to Pine Swamp beaver pond on the Appalachian Trail. To our delight it was loaded with great ice formations and in the hour we spent there I took close to a hundred pictures. These [...]
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Posted in Done, Hiking, Ice, Sony RX100 on Feb 11th, 2013 2 Comments »
West Cornwall, Connecticut. Hiking back from the Pine Swamp beaver pond I stopped to shoot a small outcropping of icicles and dripping ice on a small cliff face. I haven’t shot this type of ice much before and it’s a bit tougher than shooting down on flat ice; the depth of it makes finding interesting [...]
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West Cornwall, Connecticut. Another trip to the Pine Swamp Beaver ecosystem last week during a cold snap to explore and take pictures. These ice shots were taken in a small waterway feeding into the main pond from upstream. This is actually frozen foam and tree reflection.
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If you click through on any of these embedded images you’ll see popup notes on my flickr images. West Cornwall, Connecticut. Another trip to the Pine Swamp Beaver ecosystem last week during a cold snap to explore and take pictures. This is an overview of the main beaver pond and dam from the west looking [...]
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Thayer Brook, Schaghticoke Ridge, Appalachian Trail, Kent, Connecticut. Dave and I took a quick hike south on the AT to shoot ice on this brook. I used both the G15 and RX100 and got a few keepers from each. These are ice drippings (stalagmites) under a waterfall and while it was tough to shoot these [...]
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Posted in Hiking, Ice, Sony RX100 on Feb 3rd, 2013 2 Comments »
Race Brook Falls Trail, Southwest Massachusetts. I took a solo hike to shoot ice and it was about 5 degrees Fahrenheit out. This was a beautiful, still, and extremely cold day and I thought the ice on Race Brook would be good to shoot. There were no other cars in the small parking area nor [...]
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Flickr member ChaoticMind75 has taken some amazing images of snowflakes in Moscow, Russia with a Canon PowerShot A650 (point and shoot camera). The entire set is here: Snowflakes and snow crystals.
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Posted in Ice, Our Place on Jan 31st, 2013 No Comments »
Warren, Connecticut. During the deep freeze a week ago I went into our backyard to photograph the ice on our stream. This beautiful chunk was over a rock, standing on its own in the center of the stream. It was like an iceberg except it wasn’t floating, it was really just a rock that had [...]
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Posted in Ice, Sony RX100 on Jan 30th, 2013 2 Comments »
Grass and ice West Cornwall, Connecticut. We went back to the Pine Swamp beaver ecosystem again last week on an extremely cold day. Taking pictures, even with glove liners on was rough but the ice looked great so we tried. Ice and reflection Ice bubbles Metamorphic ice
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Flicker member Jack.Flanagan has posed another fantastic ice image taken with a Canon PowerShot G15.
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Posted in Ice, Photographers on Jan 27th, 2013 2 Comments »
Flickr user Jack.Flanagan has posted a wonderful shot of ice done with a Canon G15.
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Posted in Architecture, Ice on Jan 16th, 2013 No Comments »
Defrosting a Building: Otherworldly Icescapes Inside a Historic Chicago Cold Storage Facility An incredible collection of images of ice made inside the Fulton Market Cold Storage Company in Chicago during its transition from a cold storage building to a modern office building.
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New York, Connecticut border south of Kent, Connecticut. Dave and I hiked from Bull’s Bridge north along the Appalachian Trail along Schaghticoke Ridge with this small stream as our destination. This was a group of bubbles frozen into the ice in a way that made them look like concrete aggregate cut in cross section.
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