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The Palace of the Ice Queen
In the recent two weeks temperatures at the Alps dropped to below -20°C during the nights - a good opportunity to capture some icescapes. Kilian was exploring some waterfalls and found this structures behind a 40m high waterfall.
Bavaria, Germany
📸 by @kilianschoenberger
Structures WD 028/029/030/031/032
Ice Structure using Swiss Structural Engineer Heinz Isler's techniques.
Materials used: Fabric, Water, and Cold tempertures
10 Of The Greatest Ice Structures Around The World!
10 Of The Greatest Ice Structures Around The World!
There are countries which are truly blessed with great ice structures and snow that truly makes you happy during the winter season. not all countries around the world saw the beauty of snow. You are truly blessed when winter visits your country.
Eisriesenwelt, Werfen, Austria
Gorner Glacier, Valais, Switzerland
Kamchatka’s Ice Cave, Russia
Matanuska Glacier, Alaska, USA
Patagonian Glacier Ice…
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ICE DAGGERS IN THE ANDES Penitentes (sometimes also called nieves penitentes) are sharply shaped ice structures that form most commonly in the Dry Andes, above 4,000 meters in elevation. They are a product of sublimation, where the sun’s rays vaporize the snow without melting it first. Any depressions in an initially smooth snow surface will sublimate faster than other areas, further concentrating sunlight on the depressions, leaving the dagger-like formations with which hikers must use extreme caution during their travels through penitente fields. Penitentes are commonly found to be 2 meters tall, although records of 5m tall penitentes exist. Aside from their striking beauty, penitentes are part of an ongoing conversation about the effects of climate change on glaciers. Due to the sensitive heat balance for glaciers, the role of sublimation is expected to be particularly important in the case of increasing heat, particularly with regards to snowmelt and water resources for places like the Andes. So, if you happen to be a physicist with a flair for heat and energy balance, “dagger ice specialist” might be the title for you. -BN Photo Credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ruesch/3236625213/ http://www.amusingplanet.com/2012/05/penitentes-peculiar-spikey-snow.html http://physics.aps.org/story/v17/st7
Macro Photographs of Ice Structures & Snowflakes by Andrew Osokin
Russian photographer Andrew Osokin has done a phenomenal job of capturing such bizarre ice formations, you can explore hundreds more photos over in his LensArt profile.
source. Colossal
