We finally got some sunshine to go along with the ice in my ponds (and the ice is disappearing fast, with 60 temps predicted for this weekend...). I managed to find some interesting ice structures, in this case reflecting the neighbor's brick house. This is a 31 shot stack for dof over the roughly 1 foot top-to-bottom distance with the polarizer rotated to maximize the reflections. (5D3, 180mm macro L, 1/30s, f/14, iso 200, tripod, cable release and polarizer).
Now just imaging Santa's sleigh flying over this tomorrow night.

Happy Holidays to all.
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11 commentsI haven't been to the Park since early Dec, but will hit it after New Years.
I absolutely love the ice patterns and structure you've seen and captured. The lines and curves of blue against the warm oranges is wonderful. So much to explore around the entire frame - including the little tiny shark fin invading the scene bottom right... ;-)
This isn't really a nit, more just a comment especially after mentioning the colors are a reflection of a brick house. Not important really, but does explain the color of the green reflection near center. A window shutter perhaps painted green? Again, it's really pretty much irrelevant. But even before learning anything, I felt the green in the reflection seemed a little out of place. I guess I'm just being a super critical 'tog. But to be clear, this doesn't detract from the beautiful impact and presentation of this image.
Lon
Mattia
Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI.
A 31 shot stack. Wow. Wow again. That is dedication.