Frozen in time

Photographer's stunning images show trees covered in ice
by

sub-zero Lake Ontario

Winter weather normally generates depression and frustration - but these stunning images may make you feel differently.
Photographer Tim Corbin's spectacular winter-themed snaps show the effect of sub-zero temperatures on a stretch of
Lake Ontario between Whitby and Oshawa.
His pictures show trees encased in ice after violent storms on the Canadian lake threw water against the shore.
Tim, originally from sunnier Trinidad, only got into photography two years ago, but now snaps his surroundings in
eastern Ontario.

1. Shards of ice encase huge tree trunks on the pebbly shore of Lake Ontario (Tim Corbin).

2. A 'tree of ice' hangs over the frozen lake in another of Tim's stunning pictures (Tim Corbin)

3. Lake Ontario, where Tim took his eye-catching pictures, is the smallest of the five Great Lakes

 (Tim Corbin).

4. The surroundings of Lake Ontario were all encased in ice when fierce winter storms whipped sub-zero

waves onto the shore (Tim Corbin).

5. A small group of swans take to the water on Lake Ontario, with a stunning pale sunset in the background

(Tim Corbin).

6.Sub zero: No branches were safe from the ice cold snap during recent winter weather in Canada

(Tim Corbin)

7. Lake Ontario, the site of Tim's pictures, is 7,300 square miles in size, making it roughly as big as New Jersey

(Tim Corbin)