Frozen Lakes (Chapter 5): From Blue to Green №2 – Norway Framing Options:Aluminum ArtBox: Silver

Frozen Lakes (Chapter 5): From Blue to Green №2 – 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

These crevasses

Each frame isolates a fleeting pattern created by freezing temperatures and still water

these images reveal the silent dynamics beneath the surface of this remote

leading to cracks and the formation of ridges

A series photographs documenting abstract ice and glacier landscapes in Iceland and Fjord Norway

create a vivid contrast against the bright green moss

and delicate ice formations across the soft ground

revealing the raw power and dynamic beauty of the ocean in motion

Much of the shoreline is frozen over

I’m drawn to these dry mud patterns because they evoke the appearance of old

The resulting formations are stunning and ever-changing

with notable shades of blue and black