10 march






walking the beach of a morning i came upon these strange ice formations

they look almost like tentacles or a weird sea creature of some kind

it's ice but I've no idea what formed it
 


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  1. Anonymous10/03/2014, 08:47

    This is an amazing find! I love it and thank you for sharing! Have a wonderful week.

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  2. Anonymous10/03/2014, 09:32

    WOW...that ice formation is certainly quite interesting. Beautiful photos!

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  3. Suburban Girl10/03/2014, 10:56

    The ice is fascinating and makes a wonderful image.

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  4. Unknown10/03/2014, 13:50

    I love the shell one best. Photographing found objects can be inspiring sometimes!

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  5. Laura10/03/2014, 16:03

    I have never seen ice like this, I thought at first it was white seaweed… wow! Thanks for sharing the love up-close with I Heart Macro:-)

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  6. Dotti10/03/2014, 19:38

    What an amazing ice formation! It almost looks like frozen seeweed. Love the 'winter beach' mosaic!

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  7. Adrienne10/03/2014, 21:12

    I love that ice formation! I've seen frost and ice seemingly "land" in some amazing patterns...but I've never seen anything like this. It reminds me of the glass that forms from lightening in that movie Sweet Home Alabama! Beautiful!

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  8. Gemma Wiseman11/03/2014, 03:23

    The icicles are such a creative shape and look stunning in monochrome.

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  9. Maggi11/03/2014, 05:51

    Beautiful mosaic

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  10. Susie Clevenger12/03/2014, 00:19

    What a gorgeous capture....definitely unusual

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  11. Teresa Evangeline13/03/2014, 09:15

    There's a part of me that wants it to be due to the tidal pull ... what a fun thing to come across ... the beach in the off season is magical.

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