Monthly Archives: March 2015
Iceholes of Toronto – Part Two
More photos from my wander along the Beaches boardwalk in east Toronto, with some of my favourites from the walk in this stack.
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- Not expecting to see the old man himself
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- A sign of the layering that went into the massive ice formations
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- A splash of colour held over from the holidays
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- Another photographer grabs some close-ups of the ice
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- The wind and waves force the curtain of ice to billow
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- The constant dipping of the waves makes for oddly shaped icicles
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- A sparrow surveys the landscape for food
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- Walk carefully when looking from this vantage point
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- Frozen echoes slowly release the fence below
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- A grim visage holds the cliff, its teeth dangling in the water
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- An attempt to brighten the chill with a colourful swing
See also Part One
Iceholes of Toronto – Part One
So, we’ve finally hit the sweet spot of Toronto’s winter…cold enough for the ice to be amazing along the lake, but warm enough I can actually work the camera button without suffering frost bite.
Here and in my next post are a few images I took down at the Beaches boardwalk in east end Toronto.
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- A curtain of icicles dip into the lake
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- A sparrow comes in to land
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- Cannot stop the kayakers on even the coldest days
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- An ice croc patrols the shore
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- A frozen fence
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- Sand captured in the ice
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- Waiting for the bergs to float by
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- Have a seat and break from the wind
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- A woman walks her pup across the tundra
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- The melt and freeze cycle builds an arch of ice
See also Part Two.
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