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arctangent > Spotlight The sun found a gap in the leaves, to shine down through the morning mists.
arctangent > Frost macro #14 Frost on my window...only seen on the coldest of cold days in the winter. The blue in the picture is real...reflections of the blue sky from various faces of the ice crystals. Best seen in larger sizes, so you can examine the intricate detail.
arctangent > I was amazed at how sharp a corner the water curtain could maintain.
arctangent > Sunday morning coming down... Sunday, June 22, 2008 An overnight rain left a rising morning mist. The trees provided the template for the resulting shadows that were cast on the mist.
arctangent > Waterworld. Reflections in melt water over ice, rotated 180 degrees.
arctangent > Pink water lily Powell Gardens, Missouri
arctangent > Wildwood. Boardwalk #28
arctangent > Melting frozen in time. I had only had the inside window open about a minute when I realized the delicate frost crystals I was trying to photograph were beginning to melt. Here you see them very much in transition. The rounded surfaces speak of liquifaction, but there is still amazing detail on those rounded surfaces. Nature continues to amaze me.
arctangent > Colors reflected from, or shining through a curtain of water falling from one pool to another at Powell Gardens. Cropped to emphasize the yellow and blue.
Frost macro #14

Frost on my window...only seen on the coldest of cold days in the winter. The blue in the picture is real...reflections of the blue sky from various faces of the ice crystals.

Best seen in larger sizes, so you can examine the intricate detail.
arctangent > Frost macro #14 Frost on my window...only seen on the coldest of cold days in the winter. The blue in the picture is real...reflections of the blue sky from various faces of the ice crystals. Best seen in larger sizes, so you can examine the intricate detail.
Frost macro #14

Frost on my window...only seen on the coldest of cold days in the winter. The blue in the picture is real...reflections of the blue sky from various faces of the ice crystals.

Best seen in larger sizes, so you can examine the intricate detail.
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