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That is quite a neat picture. I’ve never seen ice crystals grow like that before.
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That is really cool.
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That’s a really great capture Will. Love the way the frost/snow/ice looks so delicate around the edges of the leaf.
Thanks Tony – Yeah I looked at those leaves for quite a while. There were lots of patterns produced by the frost that really looked unreal. Even in this photo is is puzzling how and why there are straight stick like pieces of frost. And the one that curves over from the leaf on the left to the main leaf is amazing!
Wow Will this is amazing! Nature is true artist.
So another year passed. I will be taking off from blogging (more like I will be on holidays, lol) so I want to wish you and your family all the best in this holiday season, and happy New Year 2011. Lots more visitors, your blog deserves a medal, you contribute lot of good information in here. All the best, Anna
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Thanks Anna and the same to you and yours! A medal eh? I feel like the lion in the W.O.O!