.png)
I hope you all had a fantastic weekend?
You all know I love to bring a smile to your face for OMD Mondays, and today I hope to not disappoint! No, I don't have a feel good rescue story, but when I came across these photos, I had to share them with you all.
Siberian Huskies tend to think they are godly as it is, but watch as these 2 huskies literally walk on water.
How did they do it?
As much as these photos may look like huskies are walking on water, they are actually walking on a completely frozen lake, with a layer of water op top of the ice. (you can see the ice in the last photo below)
I can't say for sure how thick the ice was, I can only hope it was thick enough for them to be walking on, but a Russian photographer really captured something purely breathtaking with these photos.
That's all from us today, pop back tomorrow for an amazing product reveal we have been using for a couple weeks now!
*Images source for this post
Oh MY! These pictures are extraordinary!! When I first looked, I thought they were YOUR huskies!! Breathtaking photos for sure!! I truly enjoyed this post! Thanks Jenna!
ReplyDeleteNo, not mine. I can't say whether or not i'd let them walk on that ice! Just doesn't look safe! But definitely stunning photos though!!!
DeleteWow those are amazing. Thank you for sharing their beauty. ♥
ReplyDeleteYour very welcome!
DeleteWOW.......those photos are so magical - I thought it was a photoshop effect until you said otherwise but that photographer really captured something VERY unusual there for sure.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Sammy
Yes, the photographer did such a magical job with these photo! Truly something breathtaking!
DeleteEerie photos - quite beautiful too!
ReplyDeleteAgreed!
Deletewow,those are amazing,and Finally I'm back to blogging Yay!xx Rachel
ReplyDeleteAw hiya Rachel and Speedy!!!
DeleteThose are really pretty pictures - such clever imagery.
ReplyDeleteThey sure are! I knew I had to share them here when I saw these!
DeleteWhoa! As well as cool, those photos had a mystical feel!!!!
ReplyDeleteWoofs from Earl, Ethel and I at Earl's World!
Definitely!
DeleteThose pictures are beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThey sure are!!
DeleteI've seen those photos on facebook! They are so neat! :D The dogs are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely!
DeleteVery cool photography!
ReplyDeleteI thought so too Emma :)
DeleteThose are great pictures! Magical.
ReplyDeleteVery magical, I agree!
DeleteWow! Those pics are the coolest!!
ReplyDeleteThanks!!
DeleteAwesome photos!! I had seen something similar to that recently, where the ice was so clear you could see right through it. I don't remember where though, but I did guess that must be what was going on here.....these photos are spectacular!
ReplyDeleteJan, Wag 'n Woof Pets
I also shared one here on the blog a few months ago. I love these type of photos!!!! So beautiful!
DeleteWow those Huskies are brave...my Bogart Sam did not like water in any form other than SNOW, lol....
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing those lovely photos.
((hugs)) Sherri-Ellen & Siddhartha Henry :) :)
Super brave for sure!!!
DeleteThese photos are absolutely stunning.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kelsie, I thought so too!
DeleteAll those photos are just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks JoAnn :)
DeleteBeautiful...amazing...breath taking! Since blogging I have become a fan of photography and I love photos like this. It truly is art and makes you feel like you have experience the moment yourself. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOh I SO agree!! When you have to start taking pictures for your own website, it seems to make you appreciate good photography all that much more!!
DeleteCool pictures but no way would my dogs be walking on that!
ReplyDeletehaha! I know, I was thinking the same thing. That's why I wrote "I can't say for sure how thick this is" .....it just doesn't look safe to me, BUT it did make for some amazing photos though, that's for sure!
DeleteThose pictures are incredible!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely breathtaking!
Delete