Ice in a puddle on the driveway last week created an interesting angular pattern.
© Sheila Creighton 2012
Geometric Ice
Posted on by Sheila Creighton •
Posted in Abstract
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Tagged angles, angular, ice, patterns, photography, puddle
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16 Comments
I love how you find photos in so many different settings.
thanks paula – I think sometimes that they find me and I’m lucky to have a camera on me.
That may be true, but I am finding that looking at other people’s blogs helps me to see photos in places I never would have looked before.
well I guess being open to it is huge.. ha ha..it is exciting to see things in different ways.
Great winter picture!
No nice angles with our rain.
thanks Klaus… it can’t decide here whether it is rain or snow… back and forth… sun would be nice either way.
Wow! Terrific shot. At first I thought it was stained glass. You have a nice eye for finding amazing compositions out of the simplest things!
thanks Jennifer – I’m always on the lookout, especially with things around me that sometimes ‘step up their game’ so to speak…
It looks like an aerial view of a landscape!
yes – the small rocks in different colours add to that effect… but I am only about a foot away ha ha ..
This is beautiful – looks like glass artwork!!
thanks Holly – I know it is quite neat to see.
Oh that’s nice, Sheila >>> shards >>> sharpness >>> broken glass >>> carnage >>> destruction, very evocative shot! Adrian
thanks Adrian… but really it’s old man winter doing his thing….
I like this one. Ice can give you such wonderful patterns. Nicely caught.
it sure can – really wild. thanks!