WOW!!! Again, your ice storm photos are spectacular... as if everything was encased in glass... nature is funny how it throws something so dangerous at us yet it is so pretty..... very impressive, Kerri.
Glad that the storm is over for you, we are having some nasty weather here now as well. Need to go take a photo of our huge icicle hanging on the end of the motel.
Images from an Ice Storm from 2008
WOW!!! Again, your ice storm photos are spectacular... as if everything was encased in glass... nature is funny how it throws something so dangerous at us yet it is so pretty..... very impressive, Kerri.
ReplyDeleteYou can't help but worry about the plants under all that ice, but it is so beautiful. I love photographing it too. Yours are lovely.
ReplyDeleteWow, what incredible photos!! I stand in awe!
ReplyDeleteThat first pic is super, such detail! It doesn't take long to melt and get back to normal though.
ReplyDeleteIce can do so much damage but it sure is beautiful!! You took some fantastic photos.
ReplyDeleteGlad that the storm is over for you, we are having some nasty weather here now as well. Need to go take a photo of our huge icicle hanging on the end of the motel.
ReplyDeleteWOW, these are pretty. Looks cold though.
ReplyDeleteHope you are feeling better.
Thankyou Ice storm, for forming these freezing moments---so a great photographer catches these super shots.
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Those are all such lovely pictures. My favorite is the last with all of the tiny icicles hanging from the branch.
ReplyDeleteKerri, what beautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing shots.
ReplyDeleteWe experienced the same storm and the same switch to warmth!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful shots. I walked around outside and admired all these amazing formations on the plants. Just gorgeous.
We had similar weather, but I was lax and did not get any captures of the ice.
ReplyDeleteI like your photos of it.
Kerri, I just love ice photos. Bravo! You did good.
ReplyDeleteOur rain storm on Friday turned to ice up there. Glad the melting will begin, though.
Ice storms are bitter sweet aren't they? They can unfortunately be pretty destructive, but the beauty of things incapsuled in the ice is increadible.
ReplyDeleteAnd all those tears that were shed over the trees are gone. Whew.
ReplyDeleteWe had just a tad of freezing rain over here in the Ozarks. No damage.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. My favorite is the one on top.
Forget the storm when you can get pictures like this!
ReplyDeleteSuch beauty! You can do without such sudden temperature changes though.
ReplyDeletethese are so beautiful, especially the first one. So much danger in so much beauty.
ReplyDeleteamazing shapes!
ReplyDeleteWow indeed that's something to see! We don't have ice storms in England. I'd like to experience one...just once!
ReplyDeleteFrozen in time
ReplyDeleteCould and beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteSo appealing, Kerri = I just love these images!
ReplyDeletethese look like glass sculptures.....beautiful.........the last one's a keeper!!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice shots, Kerri. They are well composed. Well done.
ReplyDeletewow all photos are gorgeous. I saw the ice like this when I was in USA last year ; )
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you had the oportunity to shoot the ice. It doesn't last for long but its spectacular while is here! Excellent work!
ReplyDeleteWonderful
ReplyDeletepretty to look at but horrible to drive in, right?
ReplyDelete..........WOWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteBrrrrrrrrrr. I get cold just looking at it. Nice shots Kerri
ReplyDeleteWow! That ice probably caused some damages there but on those beautiful photos it looks like wonderful ice decoration!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure those storms cause a lot of damage and inconveniences, but they sure do provide gorgeous photos!
ReplyDeleteI am amazed by the first photo where you can see little bubbles in the ice - beautiful!!