During the winter months the banks of the South Platte River are often lined with ice and snow. Last weekend, I spent an afternoon near Foxton on the banks of the river to make some images before the ice melts at the end of the season.
As the sun dipped below the hills, sunlight was reflected off the rocks to create golden reflections in the river.
Working my way along the riverside, I found several places where the flowing water created tunnels through the ice.
Water flowing down the river creates smooth milky surfaces when tumbling over the rocks.
Water splashing up from the river freezes along the river banks to create icicles. Here the boulder has accumulated enough ice to create a skirt with icicles hanging down.