not big enough to take the titanic down,
more like very cold pieces of ivory soap.
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17 comments:
This is a great shot! Those ice cubes are pretty thick.
I thought they were swans or geese. It seems a little surreal to me; I've never seen a river break up in such thick chunks before. It's very pretty!
Icebergs on a river?... I'm trying to figure out the concept! :o)
These ice series is amazing! Great shots, Brattcat.
If I didn't know better, I'd think you had placed them all just so!
V
Cool point of view. I like it a lot.
Oh, I like this.
I like how each has its own "passenger" iceberg.
Love this shot!
Wouldn't want to get dunked into the river with these floating pieces of soap, er ice.
I love it. Nice one, brattcat.
Remember: 95% of the iceberg is below the water line. As they said way back on the fateful 1912 night, "Pass the ice, please."
Unusual; I've lived near rivers all my life but have never seen this.
They do look like floating bars of Ivory soap! I can shiver just glancing at your beautiful winter photos.
Bises,
Genie
I like these ices, great subject for photography!
Léia
That is a cool shot Brattcat... soap like this splashed on my face in the morning sure would wake me up!
This looks as pure as Ivory Soap -- 99 44/100%.
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