• Sunday-What'sUP March 15 - 03:22 pm

*** Shoebox Memory will return next Sunday

Donna MacIntosh took advantage of the morning sunshine and the drip, drip, drip of melting snow from the day before that froze in ice bubbles as the evening grew colder. She photographed these ice formations and the reflections within them, up close and personal. It's amazing how crystal clear these icy bubbles that formed can be.

Here, once again, we get to witness the beauty that nature and something as simple as melting and freezing again can create. The last two photos remind me of the ice you dump out of your cooler after a day at the beach, all stuck together, but still looking like melted cubes. Let's hope that the melting continues!

Beautiful!! Looks like gemstones.
Thanks, Donna, and Mary.

Oh wow! Those are extraordinary pictures! I love
them! But it's nice to see it MELTING :-)

Such interesting photos! I so enjoyed each one!

Great captures. I don't think I've seen anything quite like that before. They certainly are neat looking.

Great work!

Of course they look like gemstones Shirley...... after all, technically ice IS a mineral! ;-)

You mean frozen H20?;>

Wowza! Those are gorgeous photos!

Wow! Thanks everyone!! That was a fun moment of
playing with the camera and seeing what I got! I
loved the looks...and it's all gone and there's a dry
sidewalk now! :D

Very artsy!

Beautiful!