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~ Friday, March 8 ~
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Tags: Birds water snow
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~ Wednesday, March 6 ~
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A splash of water is illuminated by the setting sun in British Columbia, Canada. (Photo by Rob Leslie, Your Shot)

A splash of water is illuminated by the setting sun in British Columbia, Canada. (Photo by Rob Leslie, Your Shot)

Tags: Light water
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~ Wednesday, February 27 ~
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Tags: seascape water mist snow
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~ Saturday, February 23 ~
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Henri Manuel. Paris, 1924

Henri Manuel. Paris, 1924

Tags: history water Paris France
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~ Wednesday, February 20 ~
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Tags: water forest mist trees
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Tags: seascape snow water awesomism
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Tags: sea beach light water seascape birds
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Tags: landscape sea water wind storm
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~ Sunday, February 17 ~
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A boat is trapped in the ice in Hamburg, Germany, on February 8, 2012. (Photo by Matthias Schrader/Associated Press)

A boat is trapped in the ice in Hamburg, Germany, on February 8, 2012. (Photo by Matthias Schrader/Associated Press)

Tags: winter water ice ships
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~ Saturday, January 19 ~
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Tags: fish water
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~ Saturday, January 5 ~
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Others may appear green, brown or black, or combinations of these colours. These icebergs have usually rolled over, exposing basal ice, or have emerged from below water level. The various colorations are caused by differences in density, air-bubble content and impurities. For example, black ice is of high density and bubble free; dark layers indicate the presence of rock materials derived from the base of the parent glacier. Occasionally, rocks may be found on the original upper surface of the iceberg. As the iceberg melts, these materials precipitate into marine or lake sediments.

Others may appear green, brown or black, or combinations of these colours. These icebergs have usually rolled over, exposing basal ice, or have emerged from below water level. The various colorations are caused by differences in density, air-bubble content and impurities. For example, black ice is of high density and bubble free; dark layers indicate the presence of rock materials derived from the base of the parent glacier. Occasionally, rocks may be found on the original upper surface of the iceberg. As the iceberg melts, these materials precipitate into marine or lake sediments.

(Source: thecanadianencyclopedia.com)

Tags: nature ice snow water science interesting
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~ Thursday, December 20 ~
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Tags: landscape mist light water
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~ Monday, December 3 ~
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Tags: landscape forest water birds
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~ Friday, November 30 ~
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Tags: water snow winter Russia Saint-Petersburg
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~ Tuesday, November 27 ~
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Feng Fangyu, A Wonderland on Fanghu Island.

Feng Fangyu, A Wonderland on Fanghu Island.

Tags: water
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