Water and Ice: Niagara Falls in Winter

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by Marilyn Whiteley

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hana.ha, on March 14, 2010, said:

Beautiful picture, Marilyn! I can feel the cold only by watching at it!

Greetings, Hana

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Ria Maat, on March 14, 2010, said:

That looks horrible cold Marilyn! Fantastic to see this. It must have been spectacular to see it in reality, I guess.

Best Of!!

Friendly greetings from Ria

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BEDRİ AKÇAY, on March 14, 2010, said:

Very beautiful photo, great shot The best regards from / Bedri

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Daniela Brocca, on March 14, 2010, said:

What a fantastic view, Marilyn. As I see you have yet very cold. We had snow till 3 days ago too and -2, now a little better. Cheers, Daniela

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nctm, on March 14, 2010, said:

nice shot!

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A.Ypeij, on March 14, 2010, said:

Impressive view! Nice to see it in winter-outfit! ;-)

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mardrl, on March 15, 2010, said:

Wow! I never dreamed it would freeze there. I thought the motion of the water would keep it open. Very interesting and impressive shot.

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JLourenco, on March 15, 2010, said:

Excellent view of a winter scape (frozen) Mighty Niagara Falls! My photo of Niagara Falls in the summer time!

Salutations, JLourenco

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Marilyn Whiteley, on March 15, 2010, said:

Thank you, Hana, Ria, Bedri, Daniela, nctm, A.Ypeij, Margot, and JL. Actually the temperature was just near the freezing mark, so it wasn't uncomfortable taking pictures. Before last year, I'd only had one fleeting glimpse of Niagara Falls in the winter, but since visiting a year ago and now, I've come to think that it's an especially wonderful time to see them!

Greetings, Marilyn

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Melinda Stuart, on March 15, 2010, said:

Although I've not been there in winter since I was a very young child, I was born near there and often saw it growing up. Would love to see the winter spectacle with my camera now. I study a 19th-C. painter, Ferdinand Richardt, who made many views of it. Several 19th century artists painted it in winter, especially Regis Gignoux.

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