Some cold and warm macros
Lord Vetinari
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Well we have finally had some frosts here over the last few days, so a few frosty macros and a few warmer ones.
Brian V.
Frozen Dew Drop
Frost on car windscreen (2 pics)
Ice crystals on a leaf
Frost edging on Acer leaf
Couple of warmer pics
Hibiscus bud about to erupt. focus stacked from 6 pics.
Water drop on bottlebrush bloom
and lastly a 3-D dew drop for those that can visualise cross-eye stereograms. The drop is partly frozen
Brian V.
Frozen Dew Drop
Frost on car windscreen (2 pics)
Ice crystals on a leaf
Frost edging on Acer leaf
Couple of warmer pics
Hibiscus bud about to erupt. focus stacked from 6 pics.
Water drop on bottlebrush bloom
and lastly a 3-D dew drop for those that can visualise cross-eye stereograms. The drop is partly frozen
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Hi Brian I really love that first shot, looks like a clear Marbel or even a clear lollipop man it must get cold where you are.........
I also love that Leaf with the crystals on it, it looks so pretty.
Doesn't frost just make such a pretty picture, love those ice patterns too
Thanks for sharing Brian........ Skippy (Australia)
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I can't get my eyes to defocus enough on the stereogram. The images are a bit too far apart on my monitor. Really cool though.
Not too cold yet- Frosts form when the ground temp drops below freezing, but when I go to look at them the air temp might be 5-6 'C. I was amazed by the frost patterns on the car windshield.
Brian V.
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Must admit I did some odd PP on the ice crystals, I wanted to increase the contrast without blowing too much white. I used an old image "Pharting" technique (Pharting= Photo Art)- doubled the pixel density and actually used a faded Fresco effect and then put the pixel density back to normal.
Brian V.
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You could try the 3-D shot from further away- sometimes works.
I also like the water drop on the bottle brush- get such amazing OOF colour.
Brian V.
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I think the Ice Crystals are Fantastic. They've inspired me! Must get my self a good macro lense! Thanks for sharing. Regards. Karl
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I was also using some extension rings for that shot (31mm for 1.5:1)
Brian V.
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