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Canada Ice From A Plane, As A Weather Event
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Ice fields seen from an airliner
The flight back to the States from Europe departed during the day and remained daylight for the entire trip. The bluish tint to the images was caused by shooting through the Plexiglas of the airliner's windows. Ice As A Weather Event • Hudson Bay Canada • (Photo posted Thursday 5 November 2009) • (Photo taken 19:44:44 Tuesday 26 May 2009) • © 2009 Bryan Costales #Canada_4821BCX Add a comment or report a mistake
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Broken ice over water
The ice below was clearly breaking up during the spring thaw. Some scientists estimate that this view will be of clear water sometime in the next twenty years due to climate change. Ice As A Weather Event • Hudson Bay Canada • (Photo posted Thursday 5 November 2009) • (Photo taken 19:46:02 Tuesday 26 May 2009) • © 2009 Bryan Costales #Canada_4824BCX Add a comment or report a mistake
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Cracks in ice revealed sea water below
Imagine being trapped on a floating ice sheet. Would you have the courage to leap from sheet to sheet over a bitter cold sea? Ice As A Weather Event • Hudson Bay Canada • (Photo posted Thursday 5 November 2009) • (Photo taken 19:46:36 Tuesday 26 May 2009) • © 2009 Bryan Costales #Canada_4829BCX Add a comment or report a mistake
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Delicate floating rounds of ice at sea
Without context to judge scale, this might be the ice thawing atop your glass of dinner water. Or shaved ice awaiting your immersion in an ice bath to bring down a fever. Or ice on a harmless puddle over which you are about to ride your bicycle on a winter's morning. Context is everything when the view is ambiguous. Ice As A Weather Event • Hudson Bay Canada • (Photo posted Thursday 5 November 2009) • (Photo taken 19:47:32 Tuesday 26 May 2009) • © 2009 Bryan Costales #Canada_4827BCX Add a comment or report a mistake
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