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In early November, the Antarctic Peninsula approaches its summer season with constantly melting and shifting glaciers and icebergs. With rising annual temperatures for the past several decades, the pristine Antarctic environment evokes the fragility and impermanence of our changing natural world.
November 2013
Antarctic peninsula, Antarctica
From the riverbank at VÈtheuil, Monet looked upstream to the houses at Lavacourt, situated on the opposite bank. In the distance, to the left, the church tower of Saint-Martin-la Garenne, outlined against the hills, can be discerned. This canvas was done at a slightly later date than the first views executed after the ice breakup. The jagged ice floes, given emphasis by impasto colours, are less numerous. They have also been thrown up onto the banks, as can be seen from the pile in the left foreground. The water has lost its devastating power, becoming calmer. The river, now navigable once more, witnessed the return of a barge with small figures on board. MonetÃs boat-studio, moored on the Seine at that time, only sustained minor damage in the ice breakup.
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Chunks of ice make their way downstream as Fish Creek finally frees itself from the grips of winter.
The Mackenzie RIver has broken and the ice and anything it grabs is floating out to the Arctic Ocean
If you look really carefully, you'll see a bit of red there under the hairs (or whatever you call 'em) of this pussywillow. Pretty soon it'll be very colorful.
Front: "Breakup fact: He was a jackass and he will most assuredly die alone"
Inside: "Friends know these things. I'm here for you"
"Standing there by the broken tree,
Her hands were all twisted, she was pointing at me. " - www.youtube.com/watch?v=lw_W61DAlRM&playnext_from=TL&...