The day is December 11, 2022. After a night in thick fog and below-zero temperatures, my neighbourhood in Caversham, Reading was transformed into a World of tiny crystals! I knew I had to do something about it (!) so I grabbed my faithful Nikon D600 camera, put on a reversed lens for macro photography, and stormed towards View Island to capture the tiny crystals on frozen spider webs.
My favourite photo is the first one. Small, delicate and ephemeral. A miniature of Life itself. Enough said! Enjoy the photos! 🙂
A couple of hours later, the temperature rose slightly above zero, the delicate ice melted and the “magic” has gone. Until the next time! 🙂
Absolutely stunning!
Beautiful captures!
Well done.
Nothing lasts forever…unless you take a picture of it 😉👍
Hey, thanks!
🙂
Thanks so much for sharing your photos depicting so much beauty in Nature,
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