Ice structure

White Icicles on a wall of a gorge.

Midway Ice Castles 100 N. 200 W. (Downtown) It’s mid-January which means the Christmas lights have been taken down (or at least turned off) and the snow that previously provided winter wonderland ambiance has now accumulated in grime-encrusted piles by the side of the road. In December, cold weather meant rosy cheeks and noses. In January, it just means stiff joints and dry chapped hands. What a difference the holidays make! So how can you put a bit of jolly into January? Two words: Ice…

While inside its nice and warm, outside these beautiful ice structures appeared on top of the asphalt roll roofing

Random parking lot, Iceland, 2016

"On an outing to Banff National Park, Canada, photographer Paul Zizka got the chance to capture an impressive phenomenon."

Snow under microscope. Photographer unknown.

One amazing photographer whose passion and indulgence towards photography seems more than inspiring. Meet David Schultz from Utah, who has overcome many obstacles in his life and has emerged as one of the greatest photographer

Air pockets in the ice

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