Snowberries by helanker
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This was taken in the neighborhood a dark, grey and humid morning last week. FULL SIZE is better.
Have a beautiful day/evening.
We had a few minutes with sun today. Dispite that, we had a bit of snow and it is around the freezing poing.
Thank you so much for your kind comments and fav. :)
Comments (18)
You are right, full size is better! Great shot Helle.
Superb! This plant is very invasive in my wild front garden.
Very nice capture!
Beautiful Helle. Well seen, and zoooomable is best for sure.
What a stunning looking capture Helle, they are simply lovely.
Great composition
I have a tiny Snowberry bush....the fruits really are beautiful.
Aren't they cool looking and what a great capture. I like the little drops of water on them.
Superb capture Helle. God Bless.
Oh! Is that what those are called? I think I shot some a little over a year ago, and didn't know what they were. Lovely things, aren't they? This is delightful!
Superb surprise of the snow and above all you have made a great photo,Helle!Bravo!Have a nice week end!
Lovely Capture Helle!
Beautiful photo ;o)))))))))))))
Something I've never seen. Great closeup with your new Samsung:)
wonderful close up Helle! we have not the sam but almost this kind of winter berries.. great DOF in this picture! aha, you have a new cam?
Lots of these around here now too. And it's below freezing here, but clear, no snow or even rain. Beautiful shot!
Oh, I saw a lot of these in Germany and never knew what they were called. Now that I know the name, it makes me wonder what happens if you plant their seeds? Will snow grow where you've planted them? Just a thought. I love the details in full zoom! At first it seems like they're hidden, but everything just seems to pop out, but the details are very small and subtle. For some reason, this makes me think of music.
Great shot Helle. Now you can make snowjelly......