Top: Photo of ice, by John Snell. Below: spider at the kitchen window, by me.
"Ice from last winter at Wrightsville Reservoir where the ice had formed, and then the water supporting it dropped 12” leaving it suspended. Many of the patterns formed initially, like the dark spots probably formed by methane bubbles, but others formed as and after the water dropped." --John Snell
You can catch John's photos and lots more wondrous art this and next weekend at the Kent Museum, Calais, VT.
Thank you, Terry, for sharing my ice photograph, a wonderful juxtaposition with the beautiful spider web. Such "works of art" are everywhere in life, I find, if I just keep my eyes open! Interesting pice in todays Times Argus about the temporary closing of Cloudland Road in Pomfret due to it again being overcrowded with leaf peepers.
Nice contrasts and similarities!
Thank you, Terry, for sharing my ice photograph, a wonderful juxtaposition with the beautiful spider web. Such "works of art" are everywhere in life, I find, if I just keep my eyes open! Interesting pice in todays Times Argus about the temporary closing of Cloudland Road in Pomfret due to it again being overcrowded with leaf peepers.