And then, there are the feathers
which are only partially caught in the ice.
The exposed parts still gather frost crystals
but also catch
the morning sun.
10 months ago
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10 comments:
These are wonderful! What a neat thing to see and photograph!
It was 28 degrees this morning, guess I'll have to get out with my camera early...great photos!
Wow - these are simply superb!
Very neat effects from the frost crystals
Oh you know feathers are my favourite. All your photos make me smile.
I got the chicken coop roof in the photo on my blog by just angling the camera up to the sky while on the ground underneath the peak of the roof, it seemed to work. I only have a little point and shoot but it works perfect for me. B
You are wonderful at that. Well done.
You can see with your heart. <3
OH i love those frozen feathers. Those are so pretty.
Such a delightful combination - feathers and ice crystals. Beautifully captured.
These are all so beautiful!
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