Frost macros
Lord Vetinari
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Some frost macros from yesterday.
Brian V.
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Brian V.
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Particulatly like the tree effect on the image against the yellow background.
Paul.
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Im new here but damn i love this macro shot may i ask what the Exif output is if it's ok and where you got these coz frost don't loook like that hehe well not here anyway but awesome nice work
do you mind if i ask what post proccessing you have done. usual color correction and sharpness ?
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Bashfoto
You know Brian I find it amazing that something as common as frost,
can be so pretty.
Although I would be absolutely shocked at the coldness that goes with it.
Right now its 10pm and its 25C outside still.
I am truly fascinated by these shots Brian
Thanks for sharing ..... Skippy
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Frosty pics are great...such pretty designs.....looks like we are having frost tonight...fingers crossed....not working tomorrow so it would be nice to be out and about....having said that not for long as its -5 now!!!!!!
Patricia.........:D
Very nice, in fact. What creates those colorful backgrounds?
--RxRick
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RxRick- the colour is from a primrose flower I placed behind the subjects. I initially just wanted to do it for the frozen dewdrops but thought it added some colour to the other subjects as well.
Brian V.
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your pushing this niche to a whole new level!