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Eliza Waters 
Interesting! Reminds me of Saran wrap.
IKR? I thought the same. I had to make sure to put ‘ice’ in the title!
Great shots, Eliza! Be careful with such dangerous ice!
Thank you, Fabio!
Very N-ice indeed and lovely for me to see.
Thank you, Anne. I’m glad I got out with my camera before the big snowstorm covered everything up. I had to keep the camera inside my coat between shots and was fairy frozen by the time I got back.
I am not surprised to learn this.
A very unusual ice formation. It looks like it could be sharp if broken!
Thank you, Joanne. Yes, it could, but I’ve never tested it. 😉
I’m not one who loves to smash ice in puddles, etc. I prefer to just enjoy and record the patterns. Ice here comes in so many forms. The clarity of this ice is more rare, as conditions have to be just so… low oxygen levels and rapid drop in temps.
Love it. Looks like cling film. MJ
Thanks, MJ. I thought the same!
Never seen ice like this! Weird!
Rapid freezing and low oxygen bubbles dissolved in the water makes clear ice with these amazing patterns. The stream here is only a few inches deep, so Jack Frost could paint some cool art. Thanks for reblogging! x
Absolutely stunning!
Reblogged this on Anita Dawes & Jaye Marie ~ Authors.
🙏
An ice crust on a rock-pie.
Love it! 🙂
Interesting catch by your eyes.
Thank you, Frank. I’m glad I got out there before the snow covered everything up.
Beautiful and fascinating shots, Eliza! I love these n-ice abstracts!
🙂 Thank you, Donna!
The patterns in Nature are so amazing!
Truly, and the variation is endless! ❤
Nice Ice images Eliza!
Thank you, Reed!
Pretty patterns, nicely captured.
Thank you, Belinda. Ice patterns always fascinate me.
The ice formations are beautiful. They really do like cling film.
Thanks, Alicia. I thought they looked like that myself!
Looks like even the creek is getting cold. Cool photos!
Thank you, Frank. Taken the day before the big storm, I was quite frozen myself by the time I got back!
Lovely
Thank you, Karina. 🙂
What interesting patterns! Though I must confess, I’m glad we don’t have ice here right now, ha!
Thanks, Debbie. Yes, ice means COLD!
Ice and spiderwebs go hand in hand when admiring their intricacies. Beautiful. Have a great week.
Thank you, Judy, same to you!
Always enjoy looking at the ice for new discoveries and love the wonderful and unusual patterns you captured!🙂
Thank you, S, I find ice endlessly fascinating!
Wonderful patterns! But it can be slippery underfoot.
Thank you, Laurie. It sure can…two friends fell on the ice the other day. One got a black eye, ouch! We have to remind ourselves to take careful steps during this frigid season.
Ouch! Walk carefully!
It’s so interesting how freezing water in a creek or pond develops what looks like a film or membrane.
Yes, and each one is unique.
Dark and light. Finding nice in the darkness is all about life 🙏
🙂 So true, thanks, Val. ❤
Looks like very thin toffee brittle. 🙂
That’s the weirdest ice formation I’ve ever seen. I would’ve sworn it was dirty saran wrap.
Now it feels like winter.
Beautiful.
Thank you!
What curious edge effects. It’s like the sheet has been hemmed or rolled!
Ice formations are endlessly fascinating to me! No two alike. 🙂
That first photo looks like a frozen sheet of kelp! Wild! Beautiful.
Thank you, Bela!
N-ice indeed. They look a bit like stained glass without the stain. 🙂
Thanks, Steve. Enjoy your holiday!
Amazing!!
Thank you, Betty!
Your ice is definitely nice!
🙂 Thank you, Denise!