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Iceberg in the Arm


This small iceberg has been hanging around the Arm for a month,
drifting around, getting caught up on rocks, melting a bit, turning
over, losing bits . . . just generally bobbing around. And melting. On
Sunday morning (June 29th), when I took this picture, it was about 120
feet (35m) long at the waterline. Today it is much smaller because we
have had a lot of hot weather. Some of this berg is now in people's
freezers, including mine. It makes for entertaining ice cubes in
drinks since it is filled with pressurised air that spits and fizzles
as the ice melts.
This picture started as a RAW file in the Olympus E-P2. I'm not used
to working with RAW files and I hoped that I could get more detail in
the highlights than I have. I like the general picture here but for
those highlights.
drifting around, getting caught up on rocks, melting a bit, turning
over, losing bits . . . just generally bobbing around. And melting. On
Sunday morning (June 29th), when I took this picture, it was about 120
feet (35m) long at the waterline. Today it is much smaller because we
have had a lot of hot weather. Some of this berg is now in people's
freezers, including mine. It makes for entertaining ice cubes in
drinks since it is filled with pressurised air that spits and fizzles
as the ice melts.
This picture started as a RAW file in the Olympus E-P2. I'm not used
to working with RAW files and I hoped that I could get more detail in
the highlights than I have. I like the general picture here but for
those highlights.
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