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On the 12th day of GIFs, Coca-Cola gave to me…
Stéphane Guisard captures our obsession with the stars both past and present.
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True love.
ARCTIC ICE PHOTOGRAPHY BY JANET LITTLE JEFFERS
Baltimore based photographer Janet Little Jeffers (facebook / flickr) - Through the viewfinder of a camera, Janet explores the unexpected and unexamined details of the natural and manmade world. Her photographs capture intriguing glimpses that may surprise the viewer, inviting a closer look at subjects that normally attract little attention. [see more “Arctic 2012”]
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Frozen Bubbles on Abraham Lake by landscape photographer Emmanuel Coupe.
“This image was taken in winter time in a arid area of the Canadian Rockies. Temperatures where below -30 degrees Celsius yet because there was no snow fall the surface of the lake was uncovered allowing me to see and capture the bubbles (gas release from lake bed) that were trapped in the frozen waters.”
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Frozen flow by woolyboy on Flickr. Though this looks like ice, it is not. Hot springs deposit dissolved minerals from deep under ground into terrace like structures called ‘Travertine’. A remarkable landscape to see and admire, here the first warm rays of the early morning sun catch the crest.
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