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Thread: Frosty Morn

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    Frosty Morn

    Nice heavy frost one day last week. Against my better judgement I broke out the D200 and 105mm and ventured into the backyard before going to work. The light was pretty flat but with a little PS contrast help and converting to b&w I ended up with a couple I was pleased with.
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    Re: Frosty Morn

    Wow, these are all very cool OT! I particularly like the 4th shot but all are excellent. I miss getting to play with macro shots. Doesn't work so well with the Rollei...LOL
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    Re: Frosty Morn

    Thanks Aaron. Macro has always been one of my favorite types of photography.
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    Re: Frosty Morn

    It makes it worth getting out to shoot in the AM! Nice shots OT.
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    Re: Frosty Morn

    well worth getting up for. I wish I had the will.

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    Re: Frosty Morn

    Very cool.

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    Re: Frosty Morn

    These are very nice and interesting. Nice Ot!
    It's not blurry. It's bokeh.

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    Re: Frosty Morn

    I love seeing the actual crystals on the last two. Very cool.
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    Re: Frosty Morn

    Thanks to all for the kind comments. Next big frost I hope to get inspired enough to get out the tripod and tubes and go after some individual crystals.
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