45mm + ext. tubes 16+21+10+16+10mm + Raynox 250. Snowflakes on a glassplate, ledlight under the plate, diffused.
Mark H
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Snowflakes, macro
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45mm + ext. tubes 16+21+10+16+10mm + Raynox 250. Snowflakes on a glassplate, ledlight under the plate, diffused.
Mark H
"Life is worth photographing"
Randall_p
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Outstanding Mark, thank for posting as well as how you setup.
peace.
peace.
Albert Valentino
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Fantastic work 
Thank you Randall_p for your comment!
Mark H
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Thank you Albert Valentino for your comment!Fantastic work
Mark H
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There seems to be fishes in the sky...
Mark H
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Dspider
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nice images , convert it to mono to get rid of the red.
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Thank you Dspider for your comment!
Yes, absolutely to mono.
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Brent Lossing
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Thank you Brent for your comment!
Mark H
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Thank you olrett for your comment!
I have a cold garage, so subjects do not melt at once. With a remote release I can breath.
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richj20
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Beautiful patterns! I love the patterns of ice, including icicles. Very nice work.
scphoto
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Mark -
Thank you for taking and posting these beautiful images. In some very common things (like snowflakes) one can find remarkable beauty and complexity if one looks closely enough. Your photos did that!
Have you seen the book of snowflake photographs done by W. A. Bentley in 1931? The book is still in print. See https://www.amazon.com/Snowflakes-P...ocphy=9032189&hvtargid=pla-354647508165&psc=1
Thank you for taking and posting these beautiful images. In some very common things (like snowflakes) one can find remarkable beauty and complexity if one looks closely enough. Your photos did that!
Have you seen the book of snowflake photographs done by W. A. Bentley in 1931? The book is still in print. See https://www.amazon.com/Snowflakes-P...ocphy=9032189&hvtargid=pla-354647508165&psc=1
alphaphoenix
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Wonderful and magical shots. Curious to know how much time you had to work with before the flake melted or deformed?
Thank you MacOrneille for the link!
Mark H
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Thank you Richard for your comment!
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