The Glacier Wall – Stuck in Customs

The Glacier Wall

Daily Photo – The Glacier Wall

I stood at the edge of the glacier, my heart pounding in my chest. The ice stretched out before me, a vast and seemingly endless expanse of white. I was filled with a sense of awe and wonder, but also a touch of fear. What if the ice gave way? What if some fell and I was crushed? I took a deep breath and stepped forward. The ice was surprisingly solid underfoot, and I quickly found my rhythm. I walked for what felt like hours, my eyes taking in the vastness of it all. The sun was shining brightly, and the sky was a deep blue, textured with wispy clouds. The only sound was the crunch of my boots on the ice.

As I walked, I thought about the power of nature. The glacier was a force of nature, and it was humbling to be in its presence. I felt small and insignificant, but also connected to something much larger than myself as I touched the walls of ice. After a while, I came to a small stream of water. The water was clear and cold, and I took a few sips. It was refreshing, and it helped to quench my thirst. I continued walking, and soon I came to a bend in the glacier. I stopped and looked around. The view was breathtaking. The glacier stretched out in all directions, and the mountains rose up in the distance.

I stood there for a long time feeling a sense of peace and tranquility before starting the long walk home.

The Glacier Wall

Photo Information

  • Date Taken2015-01-17 10:48:13
  • CameraILCE-7R
  • Camera MakeSony
  • Exposure Time1/500
  • Aperture11
  • ISO64
  • Focal Length16.0 mm
  • FlashOff, Did not fire
  • Exposure ProgramAperture-priority AE
  • Exposure Bias