Frazil Floc

Posted on February 23, 2013 by

Frazil Floc

Here is an absolutely beautiful photo taken by Vincent M., as part of his MSc research.  It’s a  suspended frazil floc photographed under polarized light.

(photo by Vincent McFarlane, Nikon D800, f/25,  ISO – 6400, FL 60mm, 1/2000 sec. exposure duration)

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About Faye Hicks

I am a professor, civil engineer, animal lover and writer.
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5 Responses to Frazil Floc

  1. Steve Daly says:
    February 25, 2013 at 3:58 PM

    Very interesting. Pretty unusual. Good job.

    Reply

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