The paths of air bubbles in a frozen water droplet photographed in Walpole, Massachusetts, on 25 December 2017. The water droplet is hanging from the bottom of a Winterberry (Ilex verticillata) berry.
This is an extreme close-up. The water droplet was only ~4 mm long.
Once again, I'm not sure how these patterns were created. But it's fascinating to follow the paths of the air bubbles and to wonder about these micro-landscapes in our backyards.
One more:
So cool!
2 comments:
very cool!!!!
Thanks, Jen! It was a nice combination -- the bright red berry and the crystal droplet.
I hear that the temperature continues to drop there. Stay warm!
:) Jackie
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