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    Fire & Ice

    I was playing with the 100mm f/2.8 macro lens, and a tube this morning, before going out to sit in the blind. I think I used the 36mm tube on this one. It was hand held since the tripod was already in the blind.
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    Re: Fire & Ice

    What is that?
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    Re: Fire & Ice

    Quote Originally Posted by paulnj
    What is that?
    Oh, I guess I forgot to mention that. This is some frost on the window of my front door. The orange spots are the sun, reflecting off the church windows up the street.
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    Re: Fire & Ice

    I thought that was frost, but unsure .

    Very nice!
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    Re: Fire & Ice

    very nice indeed, very abstract looks almost like an evergreen tree. I love how the crystals are overlapping and the lighting on this shot. nothing bad about it
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    Re: Fire & Ice

    That's COOL! Pun intended.

    Beauty definitely hides in plain sight sometimes/often.
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    Re: Fire & Ice

    Different and very interesting Mike
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    Re: Fire & Ice

    I like it....a bunch.
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    Re: Fire & Ice

    Awesome Michael...great capture...
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    That is a terrific capture.

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    Congrats on the FP Mike, Well deserved
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    Re: Fire & Ice

    Mike, great capture. Just goes to show that good, creative images occur everywhere. You just need to watch for them.

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    Re: Fire & Ice

    WOW, thanks Mods for the featured photo!

    Thanks WesterGuy, Knight, Ken, Roger, Frog, Loupey, Paul and Chris for taking the time to look and comment. I have been meaning to shoot frost on that window all winter but just never got around to it until this past weekend. I did take some shots of it last year too.
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    Re: Fire & Ice

    Beautiful. At first I thought it was some sort of tree branch but then i read up on it, lol.

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    Re: Fire & Ice

    I did also think it was a Pine Tree branch....with ice on it....Great shot...
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    Congrats on the FP Mike. It's a beautiful image.

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    Congrats Mike on the FP....well deserved!!!!
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    Re: Fire & Ice

    Quote Originally Posted by mjs1973
    I did take some shots of it last year too.
    And if memory serves me right, the shot last year was with tubes as well....but with the 50mm f/1.8?

    Since you used the 100mm macro and tubes on this one, just how small of an area did this scene cover?
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    Re: Fire & Ice

    Simply beautiful! Congrats!!

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    Re: Fire & Ice

    Thanks for looking and posting your comments everyone!


    Quote Originally Posted by Loupey
    And if memory serves me right, the shot last year was with tubes as well....but with the 50mm f/1.8?

    Since you used the 100mm macro and tubes on this one, just how small of an area did this scene cover?

    Your memory serves you well my friend. Here is a link to the thread with my frost pics from last year.

    First Tubes test shots

    This image is a slight crop. It's just a guess, but I'm going to say that what you see in the image was maybe 1/2" across. I will see if I can get some more shots this weekend, and note the actual size.
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    Re: Fire & Ice

    Wow! I dont know how I missed this one........ Very nice, those textures are really beautiful.:thumbsup:
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