New snowflakes on my picnic table this morning.
EFS 60 mm lens -- tripod -- manual focus.
"Multiply" to add a little drama.
EFS 60 mm lens -- tripod -- manual focus.
"Multiply" to add a little drama.
2 years ago
Saturday, February 14, 2009
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I love this photograph-how you can see the crystals. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is beautiful - love the shapes and details!
ReplyDeleteThis is so awesome! I"m impressed. Crystals used to impress me in school. I'm amazed at what you and your camera can do. Dramatic it is.
ReplyDeleteSweet. I really like this image. Well done.
ReplyDeleteDon't you guys ever tire of ice and snow?
ReplyDeleteI think it's quite a thing to see individual ice crystals. Very good job!
ReplyDeleteFantastic--I never tire of ice and snow!
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous. The detail is unreal. Great shot!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! I never seem to get the snowflakes before they pack down. Now I need to try some more snowflake macros.
ReplyDeleteStunning! They almost seem to have been made of glass!
ReplyDeleteWonderful detail. Great shot!!
ReplyDeleteGreat drama!! They look like ice crystals. This is a winning photograph.
ReplyDeleteWow. Just...wow.
ReplyDeleteThis is so gorgeous! You've captured even the tiniest part of the snowflakes. Wonderful doesn't even describe it!
ReplyDeleteWow. This is simply incredible.
ReplyDeleteSpectacular shot! I'd love to claim that piece as my own. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing quite as awe-inspiring as looking at a snowflake with the sun shining on it. Even without the sun it is stunning! Looks like diamond jewelry, doesn't it?
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