In Winter, light is sometimes trapped in the ice, causing it to emit a phosphorescent glow in certain areas. The luminorphs are seldom seen in the Winter but will emerge in more abundance, apparently attracted to the florescent ice.
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Thank you. I like luminosity. I specifically look for photos of ice that are being illuminated by sun or moonlight. I like nebulae and jellyfish for this reason, too.