Early yesterday, ice coated the branches of this willow tree growing on Cadman Plaza West in Brooklyn Heights, creating a beautiful ice sculpture.
Each tiny branch was encased in a delicate glass-like sheath.
Around 10 a.m. (as it warmed up), the ice coatings starting plunging to the ground, creating a weird ice-projectile rain. You could hear the hollow arrows of ice clattering as they hit the brittle snow.
What new wonders await us today?
Photos by MK Metz
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Thursday, February 3, 2011
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