ICE HOLES
The Morning After
Behind the Scenes with Series Creator Steve Marsel. Unseasonably warm weather and rain freeze overnight.
Flash Freeze – The Morning After
Shot on Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire.
This photograph taken on location on the set of National Geographic Channel’s ICE HOLES by Series Creator & Executive Producer Steve Marsel Saturday, January 11th, 2014 on Lake Winnipesaukee in Meredith, New Hampshire. This was taken during the filming of ICE HOLES Episode 101- “King of the Lake”. This was the morning after some unusually warm weather for January, and a day-long rainstorm that sometime looked like the mist in London. The storm created a layer of slush on top of the frozen lake that made for miserable conditions for the cast and crew. That night the temperature dropped to below 30F and the slush froze. It created a beautiful visual effect, but was treacherous for walking and several members of the cast & crew fell. In this episode the guys try their best to catch the big one. ICE HOLES airs Fridays on National Geographic Channel. For more of Steve Marsel’s Photography, please visit https://www.stevemarselstudio.com
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