Water droplets slide down the icy surface adding to the girth of the icicles. Some escape dripping onto whatever is below. Each night the icicles get longer. In daytime, the sun warms the air. Freeze and thaw; freeze and thaw. Winter constantly changes the scene, dropping snow, sculpting ice and melting.
With longer days the sun's warmth is starting to be felt. What felt cold in the fall as the seasons changed, now feels warm as we slowly move towards spring. The seasons have their rhythm played each year with variations.
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Feb 21/10: Icicles
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2010/365,
daily shoot,
icicles,
water droplets,
winter
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Wonderful shot - shows the tenuous nature of the seasons...similar to other traits in our ever-changing world!
ReplyDeleteLove the water droplet in mid-drop!
ReplyDeleteGood job on the timing. The background works well with your subject.
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