Frozen waves

The photos almost look fake: Wavy ripples across a lake at Rocky Mountain National Park, frozen in time as if they were sculpted by hand.

Very cool

Frozen waves in Antarctica | Wake Up And Smell Life

More shaping of the surface of Lake Baikal by wind, sublimation, melting, and refreezing. In this case, multiple small ice chunks scattered across the ice at one point, freezing to the surface and then, in turn, being sculpted by the same winds forming pedestals and cavities.

These photos of partially frozen waves crashing against the shore look like something out of the new Frozen 2 trailer.

These beautiful images from the Antarctic appear to show waves that have been instantly frozen as they break, but that is not the case - instead it is blue ice.

Photographer Eric Gross can still recall the first time he stumbled across this incredible phenomenon during a photo trip in Colorado, where he resides. Venturing to an alpine lake, he found that the waves of the water had frozen, almost as if time had stood still. Gross says he arrived early in the morning, some time before sunrise. He spent considerable time exploring,

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Frozen waves.