This shot was taken a couple months ago, but I haven\'t had a chance to edit it due to my colour calibration troubles....Anyways...
Decomposing plant matter at the bottom of Abraham Lake in Alberta releases methane gas. Once winter hits it get trapped forming amazing bubble stacks and layers. I visited a bit late in the season, so the vast majority of the ice was cloudy due to temperature changes. I had scouted bubbles the day before, and then miraculously found my little patch just in time to set up for sunrise after a mad kilometre sprint over clear ice and black bottom. I\'ll definitely be back next year in the bitterness of winter for the glassy untouched surface though.
