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Photographer's Note
We were having a walk along the Doncaster River near Sainte Agathe in Quebec, when we encountered this amazing natural phenomenon...
It really made us think about water lilies made of ice and snow, some of them, "younger" than others, were still flat, "olders" had a rounded beveled edge probably due to the mini collisions with others...
They were maybe 20cm wide and 5cm thick.
If someone has the real explaination, please, enlight us !
:-)
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Flavia
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(10352) 2006-12-13 21:45
Salut Julien,
C'est vraiment interessant comme fenomene et c'est tres jolie aussi! Je suis aussi curieuse qui toi pour en savoir plus sur le sujet.
A+
Flavia
maki
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(0) 2006-12-14 7:11
Hi Julien,
Beautiful winter shot with the frozen lilias leafs. Impressive how it can look so different than in the warmer time.
regards,
maki
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Copyright: Julien Didierjean (julienventrap)
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(401) - Genre: Miejsca
- Medium: Kolorowe
- Date Taken: 2006-12-03
- Categories: Natura
- Camera: Nikon D100, Sigma 17-35 EX HSM, UV
- Naświetlenie: f/4, 1/60 sekund
- More Photo Info: view
- Wersja zdjęcia: Oryginalna wersja
- Date Submitted: 2006-12-13 21:28
