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Richard notes: “Hiking north along the Appalachian Trail from Kent to Cornwall Bridge we crossed a small stream that had some nice ice in it.” Click image to see full author credits, image information and comments on Flickr.
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Waterfall on Thayer Brook, by my friend Richard Wanderman, on Flickr. Ricoh Imaging GR, March 18, 2015, Appalachian Trail, Kent, Connecticut. Richard says, “Snowshoes south on the AT for a few miles to one of my regular destinations looking for ice and/or falling water.”
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BIRD ICE by my friend Richard, on Flickr. Ricoh Imaging GR, January 2, 2015, Pine Swamp, West Cornwall, Connecticut. Richard says, “Note the bird formed in ice in the upper right (with beak in a muffler it seems). I admit that I didn’t see the bird until I processed the images but I do like it.”
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Finding and shooting ice, by my friend Richard Wanderman, on Flickr. Sony DSC-RX100 MII. Race Brook Falls trail, Southwest Massachusetts, February 2, 2014. Richard says, “It was a great hike and I didn’t think I’d be taking any pictures when I spotted a thin ribbon of water feeding Race Brook that looked to have some ice in it. On closer inspection there were some nice patterns created as different water levels froze…”
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“Pine Swamp Beaver Pond” by my friend Richard Wanderman, on Flickr. Ricoh Imaging GR. Pine Swamp, West Cornwall, Connecticut, March 6, 2014. Richard says, ” … I snowshoed up to our favorite beaver sanctuary on the Appalachian trail near here.”
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“Bee Brook ice locked” by my friend Richard Wanderman, on Flickr. Ricoh Imaging GR, high contrast JPEG. Macricostas Preserve, Washington, Connecticut, March 1, 2014. Richard says, “Bee Brook was also quite photogenic although it was tough to get down near the water because the snow and ice would collapse under our feet and going into the brook wasn’t something we wanted to do on a cold day…”
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Ice on Race Brook, by my friend Richard Wanderman, on Flickr. Ricoh Imaging GR, January 13, 2014. Race Brook Falls Trail, Southwest Massachusetts..Richard says, [We] hiked up the Race Brook Falls Trail to the Appalachian Trail intersection and were going to continue up Mt. Race but the ice on the trail was intimidating. Enough ice to slip, not enough to put on micro spikes. So, we turned around and I took a few pictures of large ice crystals growing in slow spots on Race Brook…
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Swan writes: “Winter Scene” … Wish we could get this one in a Click image for larger file. Also browse all images in Swan’s Gallery 3.
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