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> Jack Frost's Calling Card Jack dropped in overnight and left his calling card.
> Last Strand Everything along the shore of Wabigoon Lake is covered with ice, down to the last visible strand of grass.
> Lonely Vigil A solar light stands it's lonely vigil, waiting for the warmth of spring and summer.
> Icicles (IV) The high lights of these icicles were thrown out of focus for effect.
> By chance, brushing against an embankment revealed the small plant in its ice cocoon.
> Icicles (II) Icicles in the late afternoon.
> Warmer damp air created a thick layer of hoar frost on this solitary pine.
> In nature, boundaries are usually gradual; one thing blends into another. On the other hand, man-made boundaries are finite; they have a definite beginning and end. Here, a snow fence protects its designated area from one point to another. The snow respects that, to a degree, but doesn't mind crossing the line, for a distance.
> Hangin' Around (II) In early winter, icicles still hang off the rocks along Wabigoon Lake shoreline.
Jack Frost's Calling Card
Jack dropped in overnight and left his calling card.
> Jack Frost's Calling Card Jack dropped in overnight and left his calling card.
Jack Frost's Calling Card
Jack dropped in overnight and left his calling card.
Photo by: Double-S-posure • see photo in gallery
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