Photo by Kathryn Alexander of REMAX Vancouver WA, of the Frozen Fountain in Vancouver WA 2009.
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Lovely photo Kathryn. It looks like it may have been close to sunset? A nice crisp day for a walk?
Hello Jenny, this was indeed a crisp day (got down to about 12 F) and about mid-afternoon. We can get some pretty long shadows at noon during winter!
John,
Looks like the falls got a little bit frosty there. Wow, that must be cold to do that. :)
Steve
That does look cold! I do think that frozen fountains and waterfalls make great photos however! Great job!
now that is a great photo, love to see the new ice formations over the waterfalls. Reminds me to go visit our local walls...
Hello Steve, Yep -- we got darned cold for us!
Tony and Darcy, I'm sure the water features around here would have been turned off and winterized in other, normally colder locations. There were several nice "ice formations" around town.
Diane, we love them too and glad you enjoyed it!
John,
An unusual shot with plenty of color - now featured on "Speechless Sundays." Congratulations. :)
Steve
I like to see frozen moving water - something about the elements clashing with each other...besides making a great photo :)
Hello Lee and Carol, we like to see it too -- but, in other folk's photos (like your water wheel!) and not in our own town -- brrrrr!! Kathryn and John
Thats a real neat photograph, the waterfall has frozen over! I would like to see a huge waterfall frozen over, that would be something!
Hi John,
This photo would make a beautiful post card. Thanks for sharing.
Connie Lou
hmmm. Makes me want to dive in and go for a swim.......Not. Great picture
Hello Morgan, Rebecca, Connie Lou and Ellie; thanks for your comments and understanding that we don't usually get this cold! John & Kathryn
Wow! How does that happen? It seems like it wouldn't be able to freeze if it was moving. Must have gotten quite cold. Very pretty.
Hello Doreen, usually moving water is pretty tough to freeze up but it did get quite cold for is this time! John
Hello Patricia, that would certainly be a worthy mention for any thinking of the polar bear swim on New Years Day!
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