With apologies to the ghost of Walt Whitman, here is the not-so-large accidental ice cube from which came all those macro images yesterday and the day before.
Copyright Lori Fontanes
With apologies to the ghost of Walt Whitman, here is the not-so-large accidental ice cube from which came all those macro images yesterday and the day before.
Copyright Lori Fontanes
back-to-nature, gardening, home, living in suburbia, natural science, nature, outdoors, photography, poetry, seasons, weather, winter
March 2, 2014
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What the Ducks!
looks amazing
Thanks!!!
I have a brand new macro lens that I have only used a few times, this post is giving me ideas, but where would I find any ice? Oh yeah, buried under two feet of snow! 😉
Nice photos by the way.
Thanks–take heart, spring *will* come!
Cool…in many different ways!
Thanks! It eventually melted but there’s more ice & snow on the way!
You fooled me:-) creative shot + original! Love that:-)
Thanks, Robbie! It amazed me even as I was doing it just how elastic the macro view could be!
I love shooting macro view, but I do not have a true macro lens. Did you use a macro lens or just up close. I did purchase some + 1,4, 10 and they were fun, but have not made the jump to get a true lens of it. I loved the idea you fooled us!
These pix were with the true macro lens that I plunked for last year (the first year of the blog I got a macro adapter which is fun but not nearly as transformative.) As I said to quietsolopursuits, I find the macro to be a bit temperamental but when it comes through, really cool! (Thanks for playing along, btw!!!)
🙂 anytime-…made me see a frozen leaf in a different way!
That is extremely cool [pun intended]. How did it form? Do you leave ice block trays in your back yard?
Terry
Actually, this is a completely “found” universe. The legs of my plastic wheelbarrow are open-ended and when I flipped it over, this lovely little ice sculpture popped out! Add a little sun, the macro lens and voila!
magic
thanks!!!