11 January 2009

Monochrome Monday

Ice Patterns

18 comments:

  1. That is (if you'll forgive an atrocious pun) very cool! If you hadn't said what it was, I might have thought of some kind of microorganism, or possibly the other end of the scale -- a distant nebula or other cosmic oddity.

    Superb photo!

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  2. Wow! It took me a while to figure out what this was...and then I didn't (LOL) until I read the words "Ice Patterns." This is a wild and very fun shot!

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  3. That's a cool shot. Almost looks like an abstract.

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  4. wow...at first i thought it was some sort of sea creature. maybe a jelly fish.

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  5. This is such an amazing shot. I would love to see it in color to see the difference.

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  6. Anonymous7:56 am

    Very effective - quite surreal.

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  7. I really don't imagine ice with this picture. Many other things and other texture and material, in fact. Do you mean it's a macro ?
    Thanks to share, you've intrigued me.

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  8. How utterly captivating. I could look at this for hours trying to work it all out.

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  9. What an unusual, fascinating perspective! This one intrigues me!

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  10. Cool you captured a frog's eyes ! I love this picture.

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  11. Very cool, what is the ice on?

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  12. Most unusual. It looks like suction cups with little flecks of sugar or salt sprinkled on them. Great capture of something we'd never notice! Greetings from San Ramon.

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  13. Thanks for all your comments, I am glad you like the ice patterns.

    kden - the photo is not very different in colour.

    Catherine - no it's not a macro photo, just taken with my standard lens.

    Julie - the ice was on the ground a previous puddle.

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  14. Gosh, that's amazing!

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  15. Anonymous10:15 pm

    Very interesting shot, Starnitsky! :)

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  16. Lovely ice formation! It is an endlessly variable subject, isn't it?

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