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Growler
Small Iceberg remnant in clear blue water, Vikingebugt, Scoresby Sund, Greenland. Growlers are smaller fragments of ice (size of truck or grand piano) than bergy bits (size of small house). They extend less than three feet above the sea surface. When trapped air escapes as the iceberg melts, it sometimes makes a sound like the growl of an animal, hence the name.
growlericeberg remnantripplesblue iceBredegletcherVikingebugtScoresby SundEast Greenlandremote travelarctic summer
Terry Allen
on February 22, 2020Thanks for the nice comments, Rick, JohnC, Howard, Kevin, Bruno, John, God's Child, Frank, Judith, Bill, Wayne, Gene, Greg&Rose, Judy, Linda, Janet, TruImages and Byron!
Byron Fair Photography
on February 22, 2020Beautiful capture.
TruImages
on February 22, 2020Beautiful colors in this shot!
Janet McQueen
on February 22, 2020Excellent capture, very cool to see the underwater part of the iceberg.
Lgood
on February 21, 2020This is a wonderful shot. I like that I can see part of the iceberg well below the surface. Beautiful shot and wonderful POV.
fotoeffects
on February 21, 2020Gorgeous shot! With this smaller iceberg you can really see much of the size below the water, whereas with the large ones, they go so far below that water that you really have no idea how much of the berg is underwater.
Greg&Rose Photography
on February 21, 2020Great shot as long as you do not get too close
Gene Hyder
on February 21, 2020Great shot.
Wayne Wendel
on February 21, 2020Excellent shot Terry.
Bill J Boyd Photography
on February 21, 2020Nice shot & good info.