Frozen Moorlands №4 – Norway Framing Options:Aluminum ArtBox: Black

Frozen Moorlands №4 – Norway Framing Options:Aluminum ArtBox: BlackArtwork Information The formation of frozen air bubbles in ice is a beautiful and complex process. During the freezing of water, dissolved gases like nitrogen, oxygen, and carbon dioxide are released and form pockets of air which are then trapped in the ice. These bubbles can take on a range of textures and colors, influenced by various factors such as temperature, pressure, and impurities in the water. Slower freezing rates tend to produce larger

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shaped by the gentle current

and sculpted surfaces reveal the dynamic

Photographed in the Sachsenwald forest near Hamburg

From a scientific perspective

The formation of holes and cracks on frozen lakes is a result of a variety of factors

due to the presence of volcanic ash

and interlocking forms shaped by pressure

this aerial series captures the meeting of glacial river outflows and incoming tides

The fine spray of the breaking water merges with falling rain

reminiscent of glitch art

this series captures the force and complexity of some of the Atlantic’s most powerful waves