(All photos taken on Christmas Day using my Canon PowerShot SX 110 IS. All SOOC except for adjusting contrast and adding a watermark)
Blue Grama Grass Seed Head
Honeysuckle Leaves
Juniper Tree Branch
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(All photos taken on Christmas Day using my Canon PowerShot SX 110 IS. All SOOC except for adjusting contrast and adding a watermark)
Blue Grama Grass Seed Head
Honeysuckle Leaves
Juniper Tree Branch
Check out Macro Monday to participate.
25 comments :
Chillingly beautiful!
So beautiful. It's amazing the shots you get with that camera.
Have a good day today!
Beautiful!
I didn't venture outside to get that close up. LOL
Very cool!!! Great shots..:-)
Those are beautiful frost pictures. When it gets all thick like that and you can see it on everything like white snow its called hoar frost. We get it a few times a year I hope I get a chance before I leave for school.
frosty photo's, interesting
Beautiful! But, what's SOOC?
your world looks sugar coated !
Oh you brave girl for going outside int at weather! I am not about to do that !
"cool" pictures though!
Cool shots, Lisa!
Louise:
Straight Out Of Camera (SOOC)
~Lisa
Ice makes for some beautiful formations. Wonderful shots you captured.
Happy Day to you!
Very beautiful, Lisa.
WOW ! Really love the grass seed head.... beautiful!
Beautiful.
I hate the cold and snow- but your beautiful pictures ALMOST make me wish I was there with you! :)
Thanks for going out so I won't have to!
Beautiful!
These are absolutely beautiful! What great detail they show! We have had lots of fog this winter and it sure makes for some neat photo ops!
those are lovely! I need to learn to take shots like these!
Pretty but BRRR!!
Those are just beautiful!
ice is magical - i love it! nice shots!
- The Equestrian Vagabond
awesome shots...and I am totally un-jealous.
(cold weather = bah)
beautiful...Happy New Year....hope you have a wonderful 2011
Thanks everyone. I'm very proud of these photos. Had to take quite a few to have some share-able ones.
Believe it or not, the weather wasn't all that cold that morning. Probably 40 degrees and no snow. I was outside in just my jammies taking those pics. The frost was caused by the mix of warm and cold air mixing together to form fog. All the other frost had melted by 8am.
This little patch of frost was saved because it was at the back of our house tucked away in the shade.
Thanks again for all the nice comments.
~Lisa
Great frost crystals..they are all great macros..in your jammies huh..??I do the same thing..well not lately..but when it gets warmer I love to wander the yard in the early morning:)
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