After several days of freezing cold temperatures and gale-force winds, I photographed this winter sculpture frozen in the snow. If you’re looking for a cool accent piece for your home or workplace, then visit the following galleries to discover fine prints and more…
Finding Art in Nature
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19 responses to “Finding Art in Nature”
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Wind sculptures in snow are the best, as long as they are not on my sidewalks or driveway. Happy Thursday Phil. Allan
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I agree. Thanks Allan, you too. 👍
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Beautiful image:)
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Thanks very much, dear Janet ~ have a great day! 🤗
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WOW! Spectacular! ♥️
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Thanks very much, dear Robin! 🤗🌹
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Wonderful ..art piece, my friend!
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Thanks very much, dear Marina ~ so glad you like it my friend! 🤗🌹
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Hard to see a picture of yours or composition I don’t! 😉 👌
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So kind of you to say, Marina ~ TY 🙏💖😊
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✨👌😊
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Beautiful! When I was in Iceland I loved photographing frozen waterfalls, tried to do the same with the ice and snow on my roof but didn’t succeed. This time 😉
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Thanks so much, dear Helena ~ glad you like it! 🤗
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Footprints of the wind.. What an incredibly inspiring piece of photography.. I love to know your first thoughts before you decided to take the photograph..
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It is as you say, a winter work of art carved by powerful winds and frozen in single-digit temperatures. What remains is what the wind could not move, the essence, if you will, of this snowbank, shaped by storm and beckoning to share its beauty through time.
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Wow 😍 it looks awesome!!!!!!!
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You’re a sweetheart, my dear friend Blagica ~ thank you! 🥰
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Thank you!!!!!!!!!
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You’re most welcome 🤗🤗🤗
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