Winter Macro (or the Opposite of Colour)
Here are some photos from my first attempt at winter macro. It was minus 11 outside! These pictures were taken on December 29 when there was at least a bit of sunshine.
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- At first the sun was shining so I could capture this series of ice globes.
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- Upon enlargement this ball of ice became a glass paperweight.
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- Ever so slightly melting ice is like a worm.
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- Curving as it meets gravity.
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- Winter macro is my new "cross to bear", so to speak for an atheist.
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- Twirly in ice.
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- The remnants of a daylily with delicate ice crystals.
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- Literally a pile of detritus on the side of the road.
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- The feathered ice makes it so interesting.
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- The ice on the lake was also feathered. See my husband's blog post for incredible ice pictures (valdodge.com).
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- Feathered ice crystals peppered the lake.
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- These crystals were flatter and the ice beneath them was clear.
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- Getting grayer down by the shore.
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- My favourite macro subject in the winter is far less exciting but there's still something intriguing about it.
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- Icy chandelier.
Themocracy