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Frozen Beauty: Rivers Captured in Ice Photography

Explore the mesmerizing transformation of rivers into ice-covered landscapes through the lens of Samuel S. Demientieff. This collection showcases the hardening of the arteries of flowing rivers, depicting the delicate yet powerful process of freezing that shapes these waterways. Delve into the stunning visuals that highlight various stages of ice formation, from frazil and slush ice to freeze-up and breakup events. Immerse yourself in the beauty of bank ice, glass ice, and anchor ice captured in exquisite detail. Experience the natural artistry of sheet ice cover and witness the intricate patterns of candled or honeycombed ice. Discover the harmony and chaos of river ice through a comprehensive guide and glossary provided by CRREL, along with historical footage from the UAF Alaska Archival Film Project. Let these images transport you to a frozen wonderland where nature's poetic cycles unfold with grace and power.

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Frozen Beauty: Rivers Captured in Ice Photography

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  1. Freezing Rivers:Hardening of the Arteries By Samuel S. Demientieff

  2. Photos courtesy of:• CRREL River Ice guide and Glossary http://www.crrel.usace.army.mil/ierd/ice_guide/iceguide.htm#desc1• Ice Breakup Reconnaissance in Alaskahttp://aprfc.arh.noaa.gov/resources/docs/brkup.html• UAF Alaska Archival Film Project - AAF-10 -Old Minto, 1952-1957

  3. • Bank Ice • New Ice • Glass Ice

  4. Frazil or Slush Ice

  5. Frazil Pans

  6. Anchor Ice

  7. Anchor Ice - River

  8. Anchor Ice

  9. Anchor Ice

  10. Anchor Ice

  11. Border or Bank Ice

  12. Sheet Ice Cover

  13. Candled or Honeycombed Ice

  14. Freezeup Jam

  15. Breakup Jam

  16. Shear Walls (after jam)

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