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Frost on seed pods
D331-2016
Hoar frost like this is not a common occurrence where I live. I love seeing it and trying to photograph it.
Geddes Dam at Dixboro Road, Ann Arbor
Taken November 27, 2016
arctangenttaken 2016edited 2019Novembernatureseasonswinterfrostcloseupwildflowersseed pods
From Frost 1 - On Objects
Howard's Photography
1 hour agoBeautiful capture, nice light and detail!
Greg&Rose Photography
1 hour agoExcellent shot !!
fotoeffects
1 hour agoAbsolutely marvelous to see the hoarfrost on the poppy seedheads like this! You have done extremely well!
Terry Allen
2 hours agoWhoops, messed up; my daily photo is here: https://www.allenfotowild.com/DailyPhoto/Daily-2019/i-QCr2fGP/A
Wayne Wendel
3 hours agoYou have isolated the subject very nicely with your chose f/stop, great photo.
WildeLifePhotography
4 hours agoTough to capture hoar frost but you've done a fastastic job of it.
Lgood
4 hours agoThe Hoar Frost is so lovely. I've never seen it in person, but if I ever do I'm going to try to get photos as well. Even, if it is with my cell phone. This is a wonderful photo.
Bill J Boyd Photography
4 hours agoGreat capture, E. My first thought was “Oh No” this can’t be happening in April. Then I saw where you took this photo in November 2016. Now that makes more sense.
Byron Fair Photography
5 hours agoVery cool.
Judith Sparhawk
5 hours agoI love the frost, especially on those interesting seed heads. When I lived in Boulder, CO, in 4 years, we only had one hoarfrost. It was magical, and we went out for a drive just to see everything so covered in thick frost crystals. Just beautiful.