We have a stream that runs through our Platte River Prairies that is strongly groundwater fed. The relatively warm groundwater inputs help to keep the stream from completely freezing over. On the day I took this photograph there was a margin of ice along the bank of the stream, but the majority of the stream was still open flowing water.
I was drawn to this particular patch of ice because of the layered patterns within it. The more I stare at it, the more patterns and pictures emerge.
I miss the snow and ice of areas farther north. It’s 70 degrees here in Stillwater, Oklahoma today.
Chris, An amazing abstract image and I want very much to push the on button in the right lower corner and see what opens up.
Ernie