Frozen Morning Dew by helanker
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This shot was taken a morning on the beach the other day. It is worth a ZOOM here. :)
Have a nice weekend. We had lovely sunny weather most of the day. Now it is cloudy and we have 6C, no wind. I like that.
Comments (11)
A splendid capture Helle and I am so glad you haven't got the wind !!
Yes, Yes!!! Zoom is a must, although it's anyway a jewel of a photo, Helle! What a lot of sunshining textures and colours do come together here. (Yes, you are also right about what you wrote underneath that mosquito. Big thanks and big hugs to you, dear friend!)
Beautiful capture Helle.
Zoom is magnificent!
Oh, my, nice to see dew and not frost. Lovely image.
Realy a beautiful and dilightful found, perfectly captured !
Oh, this pic of the hoary plant is much too cool. It must have frozen its petals off. Super shot, Helle. And it rained cats, dogs, and I don't know what else today. I bet my patio got at least four inches of it. And it's continuing as of this moment, but not as hard.
Superb capture Helle. God bless.
Looks like a coating of sugar... I love it when the frost does this. Wonderful photo, Helle!
What a lovely bit of ice! The way it forms along the edges is exquisite.
oh yes, zoom is everything here (as others have noted). The frost is really visible, down to the shapes of the crystals. And it makes an amazing "glazed" look on that big leaf. And then there's your composition---a collection of big bold objects (big in closeup) which make a really fine abstract of shapes, textures and hues, with big deep and beautiful recesses. A terrific photo on all levels. And parts of that right stone look like blue cheese!