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Saturday, December 19, 2009
Monochrome weekly: Itsy bitsy bit of snow before Christmas
Our little snow Friday didn't amount to much before turning to rain but the snow flakes were enormous. If anyone has tips for catching good shots of big fat snowflakes please let me know. The shape fell apart in this shot but it was better than others I tried.
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20 comments:
I wish I knew how to keep snow, let alone photograph it. (I can see little dots and one feather sized flake!).
We had snow yesterday for five minutes.
Other parts of England have several inches and are wishing they didn't. We had several flakes and wish they hadn't melted. Can't win!
Lucy
Long may it stay away - it looks nice but...
We even had snow in London this week!
awesome monochrome..i love the drops on snow
mine is here
You might try a macro lens and get really close. A bit of a crap shoot when you only have a few flakes passing by your lens though.
Wow, those ARE huge. Thankfully I don't live where I get to practice taking pictures of snowflakes, so I'm no help :).
Oh, well, I think you captured the flakes so beautifully!
God bless you!
Cezar
We didn't have much snow either and thank goodnes for that. Nice monochrome.
I imagine it quite like droplets on a spiders web? This is a real cozy setting here. I like it.I caught an image while on a visit to Reno before I had a digital(was my first snow fall)..hey, I wasn't trying either, ha. Last night it rained with thunder and lightening! Today is rained out too. Anyway, hope you do enjoy your day-
We don't get much snow in Sydney so my advice is useless to you. I can certainly see that large flake on the right hand side.
Hey I see the snow!!
Pardon me for being so excited... I don't see snow in my part of the world ;)
Lovely shot, our snow has melted but it will return. I have been trying to capture the flakes including awarewriter's suggestion of the macro lens with no luck so far. I need more snow to practice with, but then it can go away.
Just flurries here and that's ok with me...
I like this photo..I could send you some snow if you like..not as much as Boston has though...Michelle
I can sometimes photo snowflakes, sometimes not - it must be a matter of luck. It is snowing here right now.
What a beautiful time !! Snow fall is Great..i Would love to see it with my own eyes some days !!
Be careful what you wish for, I wanted snow and we got it.
It is now freezing cold the snow packed on the paths and roads...Brrr.
Have a Merry Christmas...
Looks like the northern part of town got more snow than we did in the west end.
I'd love to help you out on the technique, but I live in the same place you do, so you know how much practice I get!
I haven't study that ;) and I live in Sweden.. SHAME on me!
I'll do my best and get back to you :)
Great to see that you did get some snow!
Peaceful X-mas Carver!
Hugs, Anna
We have about 30 cm at the moment...
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