I have tried a few times, taking pictures of icicles, this year my quest was better plus frigid temperatures helped. Let me know what you think of my attempt?
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- Betty Pauwels
- Lakes Region, NH, United States
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9 comments:
You did very well, Betty! Icicles have their own interesting beauty, huh?
Nancy
Very pretty, Betty. I count my blessings having temps of 46F today lol
I think you did a great job! These shot are gorjuss!! -Missy http://journals.aol.com/ma24179/MISSYZSTUFF
Betty, both are great, but I especially like the first one...the beautiful blue of the sky really makes the icicles stand out!
Vicki
Great job! I love the first one...
Linda :)
Great job!
Those are some serious icicles! Made me think how lucky we've been here without much in the way of cold.
Nice perspective with those!
I like the color photo best. On the rare occasions that we had icicles from the roof we used them for frozen pops. Oh I bet they were nasty from that tin roof but we didn't care.
Great shots! I'm parcial to the bottom photo, the angle of the icicles compliments the points of the trees. (Hugs) Indigo
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