A rural view near Guelph, Ontario after the December ice storm.
© Sheila Creighton 2014
Icy Reach
Posted on by Sheila Creighton •
Posted in Landscape
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Tagged branches, copyright, fence, Guelph, ice, Ontario, photography, post, shining, tree, winter
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13 Comments
Imagery of Light 
Something about that foreground fence grid “makes it” for me…as if I’m seeing crystals by God and Man…
thanks Cynthia!
Simply amazing.
thank you Lee!
Wow! What a sight!
thanks – glad it has since melted… poor trees. 😦
Wow… that fence looks so brittle… as if one tap will cause it to crash ground-ward… another SC stunner! 😉
thanks – ice storms are so brutal to the trees – metal fences not so much.. 🙂
Freezing and beautiful. That’s lovely!
thanks, meanderer. nice to photograph but hard on the trees.
thank you – it was also a great contrast physically… but I do love the heat and humidity. dreaming of summer now.
beautiful to look at but hard to live in; great photo
(used to live in Quebec)
agreed – I hate what it does to the beautiful trees – you certainly know about winter in Canada if you’ve lived in Quebec! Thanks Eddie.