From Smithsonian Magazine
As snow melts and drips from awnings, tree branches and other high perches, it can freeze mid-motion, often creating beautiful icicles. In some regions, icicles remain a constant throughout the year, but in warmer climates, their presence is fleeting, which makes capturing them and enjoying the moments they’re around that much more memorable. A reminder of how quickly things can transform and evolve—from snow to water to ice to water again—the frozen “beads” are natural accents to wintry landscapes, glistening against snowy backdrops.