Frozen Lakes (Chapter 5): From Blue to Green №1 – Norway Framing Options:Aluminum ArtBox: Silver

Frozen Lakes (Chapter 5): From Blue to Green №1 – Norway Framing Options:Aluminum ArtBox: SilverArtwork Information The different and sometimes quite abstract colors on the ice are created by a combination of natural factors. White or opaque ice results from a lot of air bubbles trapped in the ice. The ice may also have a greenish tint due to algae or other plant matter frozen within. Clear or transparent ice appears blue when the water freezes slowly without any impurities present. The color of the ice can also be affected by changing

Seagulls resting on the ice add a subtle sense of life and scale

structured

This series captures the interaction between a winding river and a moss-covered terrain in the Icelandic highlands

With its subdued palette of deep blues

where dense forests fade into the soft embrace of morning fog

Despite their stillness

Diamond Beach is located on Iceland’s southern coast

This photograph shows the confluence of two water systems in a glacial lagoon in Iceland: clear mountain runoff meeting sediment-rich meltwater from the glacier

and seasonal flooding

yet often resembling pieces of a larger structure

this series shows large sheets of ice resting along the banks of a glacial river

Not much different from a watercolor painting and in constant motion