Ice flows on Resurrection Bay, Seward, Alaska.
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Resurrection Bay is the Northern most ice free port in North America, so it is unusual to see ice pans forming – especially in November. This is due to the combination of heavy snow and virtually no wind. This was yesterday. Today the wind has picked up, and the snow / ice pans are already gone. I thought they did make for a neat foreground.
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It made a beautiful photo Ron
How about a deal of paying for some priority mail shipping of a rather large crate, say big enough to hold a 6’7″ guy and 40 lb of camera gear from Michigan to Alaska?
Winter feeling, no doubt… Great light reflection and a beautiful trail along the foreground.
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Thanks everyone!
Mark – if you can shovel snow and do some key-wording, I think I can pay for shipping. 🙂
I wondered what those little patches of ice were called. Ice pans, huh!?! What a neat and descriptive name. They make a beautiful foareground for the mountains too!
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Hi Joni,
Thanks!
Yeah, it colder weather, those pans will continue to grow and can become very large. Kind of fascinating.
Nice job!
Wow! excellent
Good one!
Nice job!