Small sections of broken ice in
the Asian Patio Garden, when looked at closely, reveal interesting “art”. A few moments spent looking down can
take your breath away at the details, lines, forms, the natural art found
underfoot while crossing the gravel patio.
Here are a few recent photos of
the final days of Winter as seen in miniature ice sculptures in the Gardens at Waters East.
Enjoy the beauty of
the small and the ordinary.
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Beautiful ice art! I agree with you with using not photoshopped photoes. They are "faked"
ReplyDeleteHow refreshing! The ice shapes are fascinating. For some reason, they've caught my eye more this winter, too. I guess we've had more freeze/thaw activity, which has created more winter "art."
ReplyDeleteLast ice, last days of winter!
ReplyDeleteNice photos!
I love the ice art, reminds me of stained glass. I wish I could capture the beauty you have photographed here. Our snow is starting to melt a little and in a way, I'm sorry to see it go. There is truly beauty in all of the seasons and you have captured the essence of late winter here.
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