I didn't make it out of the back alley before starting on the photos:

You can see why some shots required lying on the ice:

Some of these shots invite playing with brightness and contrast:




I also took photos of geese and a few other non-ice things, but I'll save them for a second post.
I was forced to stop shooting when I ran out of memory. I usually have spare memory cards with me, but almost all of them are full of trip pictures and I had set them aside until they were all safely backed up in multiple locations. It was probably just as well that I ran out anyway since 500 photos was plenty to edit. And it was time for coffee :-)
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