Thursday, February 7, 2013

Traces on the ice


Ice Skating on the Montiggler Lake.


8 comments:

  1. That's lovely, like an abstract painting!

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  2. I agree with Ciel, beautiful image..it's a bit like tracks on the beach first thing in the morning before the crowds mess it all up.

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  3. Perhaps the first skaters on the lake after a fresh snow feel a little extra pressure because they will leave tracks.

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  4. Can be dangerous going skating on an unploughed frozen lake, but it made for an interesting photo. We have seen several accidents on our ices in the last few weeks.

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  5. Somebody was having fun. Were you able to decipher any coded messages from those tracks?

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  6. It looks like someone was doing some very fancy moves on those skates.

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  7. Took me a minute before I figured out the wonderful, abstract designs here. Someone knows how to figure skate. Great photo, Karl.

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  8. Fantastic. You followed some ice dancers onto the ice!

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