Methane Bubbles
Methane bubbles of Abraham Lake are trapped as they rise and freeze in the thick ice in late December or early January every year. As the organic material in the lake decomposes, it releases methane gas which then is trapped in the ice as it freezes leaving a beautiful mosiac of bubbles
Awards
Black & White Photo Contest
2024Honorable Mentions
Abstract
Professional
Methane Bubbles
Methane bubbles of Abraham Lake are trapped as they rise and freeze in the thick ice in late December or early January every year. As the organic material in the lake decomposes, it releases methane gas which then is trapped in the ice as it freezes leaving a beautiful mosiac of bubbles
About Artist
Tracey Dyer
Tracey is a nature and wildlife photographer living in the foothills of the Canadian Rocky Mountains in Alberta Canada. Her love of wildlife and nature from a young age inspire her to share her wild images with others so they can join in her excitement to help preserve it for future generations.
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