A warm spell wiped out much of the ice on this beautiful western Canadian mountain creek, but I searched both sides of the water and found this compelling mix of ice and flowing water. Then it was just a matter of positioning the two elements in an artistic way. Was I successful? (Here’s another picture of the same stream: https://wp.me/p2ccTX-2iW.) Nikon D7100, tripod, 24-120 mm. zoom lens, polarizing filter
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Oh yes, Frank, you were successful. This is so lovely, with both the ice and moving water. The ice is especially beautiful, clear and full of light, so I am glad you found some. I also like how the branch is partially showing through the ice.
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Oh yes, Frank, you were successful. This is so lovely, with both the ice and moving water. The ice is especially beautiful, clear and full of light, so I am glad you found some. I also like how the branch is partially showing through the ice.