Absolutely fascinating to me. I have never actually never seen a real snowflake structure that has been maginfied by that amount. Nice entry for this weeks topic.
Fantastic, Nick, my friend! I've only seen snow a few times in my life (It near 80 today in LA ) and never at a microscopic level like this. Just beautiful. I guess living in the areas ravaged by "Global Warming" has its perks. Excellent!
Absolutely fascinating to me. I have never actually never seen a real snowflake structure that has been maginfied by that amount. Nice entry for this weeks topic.
Best Regards,
Kurt
Thanks Kurt,
I find it to be almost addictive, each time I go out to take pictures the snow is different, and each crystal is a surprise. I haven't taken this many shots in a long time.
-Nick
Strad wrote:
Fantastic, Nick, my friend! I've only seen snow a few times in my life (It near 80 today in LA ) and never at a microscopic level like this. Just beautiful. I guess living the the areas ravaged by "Global Warming" has its perks. Excellent!
Fond regards,
Endre
Hello Endre,
Thanks for the comments. You know what the say about having lemons and what to do, well that's the same way I feel about snow. I'm ready for some 80 degree weather any time.
Everything I learned about snow flakes and photographing them comes from a fellow Californian, Dr. Ken Libbrecht from Caltech. He travels all over the world photographing snow crystals.
-Nick
Amazing what he was able to accomplish with his level of equipment
Yes I am, and I agree with you, his work is incredible given the equipment. Ken Libbrecht is no slouch either. He has taken many awesome images and shares his techniques, and is very helpful.
-Nick