For One Word Sunday
One Word Sunday…ice
Posted: February 16, 2020 in One Word SundayTags: ice, McDowell Forest Preserve, McDowell Forest Preserve in winter, Nature, nature in winter, One Word Sunday, One Word Sunday: ice
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Tags: ice, McDowell Forest Preserve, McDowell Forest Preserve in winter, Nature, nature in winter, One Word Sunday, One Word Sunday: ice
This, that and the other thing 
Love that last one!
Thanks, Sue. I go back and forth about which one I like best…which is why I included all three out of the shots I took. 😉
Ah, I know what you mean!
The first one is amazing. I love the silver and gold effect and the sinuous lines.
Thanks, Susan, and happy Sunday.
janet
Great captures of a natural beauty, Janet. I love them all! But the first is particularly fascinating with its gentle lines
It’s hard for me to decide which I like best. Just depends on the moment. Hence, as I mentioned to Sue, my decision to include them all. And that was after having to pick from all the shots I took. 🤭😊
I know I repeat myself, but ice does make some of the most gorgeous winter photography especially when there is a skilled photographer like yourself around. Happy Sunday.
Thanks, Judy, and happy Sunday to you as well. I don’t mind you repeating yourself because I feel that way about seeing ice every time…I love it! Unless I have to drive on it, of course. 😖
Amazing!!!
If winter weren’t so beautiful, people wouldn’t enjoy it so much. Many don’t anyway, of course, but I do. 🥰
I would love to see it! I have never seen any snow up close 🤔
😦 You poor thing! You’ve missed a lot, as far as I’m concerned.
I know! 😞😊
Stunning! Love the last one especially, Janet!
Thanks, Amy. I went back-and-forth about which ones to choose and finally whittled it down to these three. It’s curves vs straight lines, I guess, when choosing a favorite. 😉
Like a beautiful abstract painting. 🙂
Yes. 😘
These are gorgeous!
Thanks, Jackie. Winter can really knock your socks off with its beauty (although hopefully not literally or your feet would freeze.) 🙂
janet
These are gorgeous Janet. Very painterly.
Thank you kindly, ma’am. 🙂
One word comment – WOW!
One word response – thanks!! 🙂
Gorgeous!
I look forward to what you replace the ice shots with next winter. I just know you are going to find beauty in a different aspect of nature!
I will but I may also travel to parts of Arizona that have snow and ice to get my winter fix. 😁
Lol! 😀
I’m serious. 😊
I believe you! Just don’t wear new sneakers!
Ha! I’d never do that. I know better. 🥰❄️
….. unlike some others…..
😂😂😂
❤
Great captures of a natural beauty, Janet.
Thanks very much. I appreciate the visit and the comment.
Beautiful! Love the abstract nature of the first and third photos.
Thanks, Lignum. There were many beautiful patterns that day.
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And ❤ back at you, Marian. It's all puddles and mud now, but I caught it for eternity. 🙂
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These are quite beautiful. I thought the third one was frosted flowers at first. I wish we’d had a spot of ice this winter in England.
Same here! No ice, just a couple of days some hoarfrost but nothing to get excited about.
I love all three photos, Sue. The colour combination works wonderfully, making it almost silver and gold. And the structure is so different in every shot.
Thanks. I love them all, too, that’s why I couldn’t choose just one. 😊
janet
Thanks, Margaret. There were so many various shapes and all of them beautiful.
janet
🙂