A newly discovered hunter-bird_? Ice Hawk_?
Doug, i saw a little boy, i saw a little hawk, but it's still ice lol thanks DD
Welcome, butterfly
how lovely William, i see 'le petit prince' from Antoine Exubery (not sure of sp) thank you so much
Wow!Ice Drama, indeed from the Ice Queen ...Amazing shot, Lorraine!!!!Love you,xo xo
and I kinda knew you'd like it, thanks angel, love you xoxo
A wonderful naturally formed sculpture.. I see the drama too in the sadness of knowing the art is so temporary. Great photo.
Thank you so much Anthony i see so many things in it but mostly the Little Prince (from Antoine St-Exubery) still not sure of the spelling, lol
WOW!!!!This is the most stunning and beautiful natural sculptures I have ever seen!Oh if only we could freeze-frame time and keep it forever...:)Big Hugs xxx
aww so lovely, thank you my dear ygraine it is after all, freeze-frame forever, unless of course my laptop crashes, Big hugs xxx
Oh pleeeese don't let that happen...being unable to visit your wonderful blog would be a tragedy...:(xoxoxo
wow look at the beak on that bird - how cool!! this is really beautiful.
I totally expected you to see the hawk lol how cool, thanks Sandy!
What a wonderful and dramatic ice sculpture indeed! It looks like molten silver. Amazing capture Lorraine!
Thank you Lisa Isabella i love that everyone see a different aspect of it,thanks always sweety!
beautiful xoxo
thank you Petra xoxo
That is really cool, Lorraine!
oh stop looking younger no go ahead i like it, thank so much kid!
WOW! This is lovely, Lorraine. At first glance I thought it was a Rodin!!
oh Jim it is so many things to all a different view, what an Nature Masterpiece, thanks so much!
ha. it makes such cool shapes when it melts....def a bit of natures art....
Indeed B.. it sure is art....thanks my friend.
A newly discovered hunter-bird_? Ice Hawk_?
ReplyDeleteDoug, i saw a little boy, i saw a little hawk, but it's still ice lol thanks DD
DeleteWelcome, butterfly
ReplyDeletehow lovely William, i see 'le petit prince' from Antoine Exubery (not sure of sp) thank you so much
DeleteWow!
ReplyDeleteIce Drama, indeed from the Ice Queen ...
Amazing shot, Lorraine!!!!
Love you,
xo xo
and I kinda knew you'd like it, thanks angel, love you xoxo
DeleteA wonderful naturally formed sculpture.. I see the drama too in the sadness of knowing the art is so temporary. Great photo.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Anthony i see so many things in it but mostly the Little Prince (from Antoine St-Exubery) still not sure of the spelling, lol
DeleteWOW!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is the most stunning and beautiful natural sculptures I have ever seen!
Oh if only we could freeze-frame time and keep it forever...:)
Big Hugs xxx
aww so lovely, thank you my dear ygraine it is after all, freeze-frame forever, unless of course my laptop crashes, Big hugs xxx
DeleteOh pleeeese don't let that happen...being unable to visit your wonderful blog would be a tragedy...:(
Deletexoxoxo
wow look at the beak on that bird - how cool!! this is really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI totally expected you to see the hawk lol how cool, thanks Sandy!
DeleteWhat a wonderful and dramatic ice sculpture indeed! It looks like molten silver. Amazing capture Lorraine!
ReplyDeleteThank you Lisa Isabella i love that everyone see a different aspect of it,thanks always sweety!
Deletebeautiful xoxo
ReplyDeletethank you Petra xoxo
DeleteThat is really cool, Lorraine!
ReplyDeleteoh stop looking younger no go ahead i like it, thank so much kid!
DeleteWOW! This is lovely, Lorraine. At first glance I thought it was a Rodin!!
ReplyDeleteoh Jim it is so many things to all a different view, what an Nature Masterpiece, thanks so much!
Deleteha. it makes such cool shapes when it melts....def a bit of natures art....
ReplyDeleteIndeed B.. it sure is art....thanks my friend.
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