Winter Macro II (Even Less Colour)
On December 30 the light was flat most of the time, making it extremely difficult to capture anything other than the inherent grayness and brownness of winter.
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- Yesterday's subjects now with fresher snow.
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- I wasn't happy with yesterday's "twirlies" so I tried again.
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- I tried to keep the background clearer.
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- Interesting shape.
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- Today's twirlies are coated with a layer of ice.
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- Revisiting yesterday's ice worms, now minus the sunshine.
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- A lot more snow on the downed seedhead.
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- A seemingly innocuous dead leaf revealed incredible textures.
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- My favourite photo of the two days. Who knew there was any colour anywhere.
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- This tree bark reveals an elephant's face if you look at it the right way.
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- A simple sage plant provides woven texture. I will definitely go back for more pictures of sage.
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- Ending on a literal note.
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