Sometimes the ice looks blue. The white light of the Sun is actually made up of a mixture of colors, from red to violet, as seen when a ray of light is passed through a glass prism or in the rainbow. The bluer waves of light have more energy than the yellow ones or the red ones. The snow is white because all the light that comes to it is reflected in a very thin layer that is on its surface.
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Another great post and wonderful pictures as well 🙂
Ice art is beautiful and natural
nice article and beautiful ice-artwork
Interesting post!
Thank so much Carmen, un saludo
Lovely post
Greetings my friend
Super interesting and well portrayed. 🙂
Thank so much Nina, greetings
Greetings!
awesome
Thank so much
Great post Oscar, thanks for sharing
Thank so much my friend, regards Andre
Great post, thanks for sharing!
Thank so much Eli, greetings
Amazing
Thank so much Rana Junaid, greetings
Welcome
Nice photos
Thank so much Gary, greetings
It was really cold that day
Thank so much Versus, regards
Super Cool oscarps! Haven’t seen any ice form like this for real.. lol! Thanks…
Thanks for your appreciation, I’m glad you like it, regards Roselyn
yup!
What a great set of images. I love the way you’ve brought this together!
Thank so much Doc, regards friend
Amazing!
Thanh so much Ellie regards
What a great explanation Oscar. I love ice. These photos are stunning!
Thank so much carol, greetings friend
Thank so much Tas art regards
Very informative Oscar, and there is nothing quite like those shades of green, purple and blue in them. We used to have huge ice sickles hanging off of bluffs in Arkansas. This reminds me of them. Great shots.
Thank you, they are a show, with clear gloves LOL greetings Kim
Wonderful 🙂
Thank so much Marcelle, greetings
Interesting… and beautiful shots of the frozen fountain!
Thanks Ac, regards my friend
Amazing!
Thank so much Gina, greetings
That was very, very interesting, Óscar! I had no idea of the science you outlined here – thanks!
This part the ice and the part of the light I love, greetings Norman