Yesterday's frost formed needle-like crystals up to 3mm. Hopefully it won't be the last hoarfrost of the winter because I'm hoping to get a better shot.
Have you got any tips on taking close ups of frost, ice or snow?
Wednesday, 3 February 2010
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7 comments:
Too bad you couldn't get a bit closer and have a bit clearer photo. My camera doesn't always work as well as I would like with macro shots either. I've been reading the PhotoMojo (I think I am remembering the name right) to pick up some more ideas for getting better photos with the digi camera I've got. They have a book out too but the cost of getting it shipped to Canada is a bit steep.
So soft, clean and refreshing, these are gorgeous shots
I really like the almost feathery look that the frost has from being on those plants.
Yummy! I love the crystals, but I don't see them very often.
I never seen ice texture this close before. Very exotic indeed!
Ahhhhh, those are lovely!
beautifully captured. I just followed your blog, hope you can visit sometimes. See you!
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