Frozen Waves [pic]
 

http://orientalflowers.files.wordpre...frozenwave.jpg


So how does that work ?? :question

I think its a piece of ice, that has been carved out by the water lapping up against it constantly.

God likes to use liquid nitrogen just for fun :thumbsup

you can also see that the picture is exaggerating the curvature, as the actual water is curved quite a bit as well.

Why is there a breakline in between the bottom and the top curved section?
Hate to really say it but I call bullshit.

Link plz

Not from same pic but of other frozen waves:

http://www.weather.com/news/antarcti...hotos-20121203

and they're extremely different form the OP pic. That pic you posted happens from a quite rare phenomenon known as "PSG", acronym for Photoshop Glaciation :thumbsup

seems that way

http://www.worstpreviews.com/images/...p/surfsup6.jpg

http://scottdickerson.com/wp-content...0306_2740b.jpg

:xmas-smil

ADG

Yeah the one 'top right' here seems more like it:

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BKBApruCYAEKHG7.jpg

If this is real then it's beautiful, nice pics :thumbsup

wow great pic!

Looks cool no matter how its done.

More spectaculair, waves caught by the stone age

http://www.spiritland.net/galleries/waverock/WR-05w.jpg

Wow! Thanks for sharing!

My ex-wife must have been swimming.

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:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

Alright legit! - I stand corrected!

Mind blowing pix to say the least!

Yep :thumbsup

thats cool :thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup

Global Warming!

i kunt a4d a Frozen Wave... :(

impressive

Looks pretty cool :thumbsup

very cool pic

Spectacular pics.

walk under it. :1orglaugh its safe :error :helpme

Funny you mention this now. I just got an email recently containing a bunch of "amazing frozen wave and striped iceberg" pics, supposedly taken on lake Winnipeg. It didn't add up for me as I know a fair bit about that lake seeing as I'm from here and all. So I did a quick search, and sure enough the original email going around from 2008 reported those same pics as being from Lake Michigan, another falsehood.

They are real, and are definitely from the antarctic region roughly 1700 miles south of Capetown S Africa.

http://www.snopes.com/photos/natural...edicebergs.asp