Photographer Ryoto Kajita photographs methane bubbles making patterns in frozen lakes.
There is more at The Guardian: [guard] I’m not sure I’d want to be walking around on frozen lakes. It’s not as solid as it used to be.
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These are beautiful. I went to look at the rest of the photos and the artist notes that he thinks of it as a form of treasure hunting and that he finds the practice uplifting.
What a brilliant way of dealing with the impending doom.
I’m not sure I’d want to be walking around on frozen lakes. It’s not as solid as it used to be.
Indeed, we used to drive to town on the lake but I might be dubious most winters now.