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The contrasting textures in this photo leave my brain and hand conflicted: the frozen icicles look almost cottony, inviting touch like an inverted carpet of melted candles or a dense curtain of just-washed fleece … and yet my brain knows they’ll be hard and cold, forbiddingly unyielding even as they slowly drip their surrender to the silky — though no less icy — flow below.
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Wow! Great shot! And very good choice for this week’s challenge!
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Thank you. It is my nephew’s photo. Some of my family members are exquisite photographers! 🙂 Have a lovely day!
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Love this shot. I have tried the same idea without much success.
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Thank you! My nephew took this. It is breathtaking to me.
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