Textures of Winter №4 – Iceland Print Material:Acrylic Glass

Textures of Winter №4 – Iceland Print Material:Acrylic GlassArtwork Information Ice crystals are formed when water molecules bond together in a specific pattern during the freezing process. As water temperature drops, the molecules move more slowly and begin to bond together to form a solid structure. This creates a lattice structure of ice crystals, which grow in size and complexity as more water molecules freeze. The shape and size of the ice crystals depend on various factors such as temperature, humidity,

Some are small

As Þjórsá winds southward

These sediments give rise to the vivid and sometimes unexpected colors of the water

Without direct sunlight

Encased in organic matter

the bubbles and algae form a visual field defined by unexpected color contrasts and textures

which get sealed within the ice

with snow-covered peaks

especially for macro photography

Geology has always been a source of fascination

due to the presence of volcanic ash

it picks up sediments and minerals from the lakebed