Snowflake closed in a stone
This picture is a close-up shot of this piece of (I don’t know what kind of) stone. I love it’s texture and colors. The diameter of the “snowflake” was only 2-3 mm. The magnification of the 105mm macro lens with the reversed 50mm lens is very impressive, almost like a microscope.
My submission for the Macroday challenge ‘Stone’.
Update: this picture was chosen as one of the favourites of Macroday’s ‘Stone’ challenge. Thanks to all those who voted!
8 comments in “Snowflake closed in a stone”
Emlékek a múltból, kőbe rejtve, szívbe zárva…
Wow! What an interesting photo. Great colors, too.
A capture of a snowflake captured in time….
Beautiful.
this is a great picture!!
i have come here via pxite … how those other pictures were above this one, i don’t know .. this is great & the others are shit (all on fotola! i think they vote for eachother!)
anyway, i’m here to say this is great, great , great!!
;)
So Cool! Makes me think of the milky way in orange!
Smooch,
The Tart
Thanks, everyone!
Amazing effect!
I love the delicate shape of the "snowflake" and, of course, that golden/orange color!!!
Stunning orange! Lava and glass like. Very beautiful.
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