Ice By Paul Frederick On ExposureRoom

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I'm continually fascinated by the incredible formations of ice that a winter stream can produce. These intricate patterns change by the hour as water that has been super cooled collides and freezes to anything it touches. The river banks and rocks widen with the ice until it completely engulfs the water underneath.

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Mark Williams

January 09, 2009 03:35 PM

Paul,
Very nice work. It was very inspiring. Can't wait for it to get cold enough in the N.GA. mountains to video ice.

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Paul Frederick

January 09, 2009 05:07 PM

Thanks Mark. And I can't wait for it to all melt so I can shoot some spring flowers, but that is 4 months away.

Mark Williams

January 09, 2009 07:12 PM

Paul, after looking at the video a second time I am trying to figure out how you got the shot going out over the creek at 1:36?

Paul Frederick

January 09, 2009 10:32 PM

I used my indiSlider! I have a whole video on it at my blog:
www.paulfrederickproductions.blogspot.com

Also there is a video called "Grow" that was all done with the indiSlider.