Macro Monday is easy to play, snap a macro (or any close-up) photo, post it on your blog and come back here and sign Mr Linky. Don't forget to visit each other. :)
Winter in Wisconsin always has enough snowflakes to go around.
Wow, its pretty awesome to get in that close and look at all of the individual details of the differing snowflakes. There is just an infinite amount of details to absorb in this world. It would take infinity just to explore the individuality of snow flakes and ice crystals.
Ohmygosh ... those are marvelous photos! Thanks for the encouragement to go for the new camera. I may do it today though my sister will be home finally by the end of the week and encouraged me to wait for her. Let's see how well I delay gratification ;--) Hugs and blessings,
I'm with Carrie. I wanna know what you used to get this shot because damn! These are amazing! (Crossing fingers and hoping it can be done with something that doesn't cost $1500.)
I'm trying to come up with a better word than "awe-inspiring", but I'm too overwhelmed to think of one. But I think you get the idea.
Lisa...I think these are some of your best pics yet. Absolutely breathtaking, and not just because of the chilly air! I love snowflake pics, and it makes me happy to see some honest-to-goodness Wisconsin snowflakes! And yep, Wisconsin has been added to my "must visit" list :-)
I see you're still one of my favorite photographers of all time--what a FUN meme to host. I posted one I took over the holidays, but since we don't get snow, I went another direction.
Fantastic snowflakes! Absolutely breath-taking. I love snowflakes....individually. Collectively, I have seen WAAAAAYY too many of them this year already and it's only the first week of January. Groan...
Wow! those shots are amazing. I can't believe you were able to capture the structure of the snowflake. Amazing. So amazing in fact that I've given you an Uber Amazing Blog Award. Check out the deets: http://urban-science.blogspot.com/2009/01/uber-amazing-blog-award.html Have a great week.
Amazing, Lisa! I have heard about how each snowflake is unique and blah blah blah. You've shown me, and now I believe it! I've looked closely at snow, but I haven't seen that. How did you do it? Am I just not looking closely enough because I'm too c-c-c-c-oooold? Is it some kind of super-duper magnification? Whatever it is, I have now seen it and believe it.
Lovely snowflakes!
ReplyDeleteWOW! I am in complete awe! Fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteLoverly! Exactly what kind of lens did you use to get a shot of a snowflake like that? Please say something cheap and easily obtainable. :o)
ReplyDeletewow lisa!! you can actually see the individual flakes...really awesome!!
ReplyDeleteI'm in awe. Great macro snowflakes. See, they are all different.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! I am so impressed.
ReplyDeleteI've really been hoping you'd show us some snow. Beautiful. And, did you makes sure they were different? :)
ReplyDeleteI think I am finally getting back in the swing of things after a couple of very busy weeks. I even had my Macro Monday almost ready when yours posted!
ReplyDeleteThe snowflakes are beautiful! If I want them that perfect down here in the icy Ozarks I have to punch them out of white paper!!
Lisa - Those shots are so beautiful. My little Tinkerbell shot fails in comparison, but I wanted to share it with everyone anyway. Have a good week!
ReplyDeleteNow that is an awesome shot. I don't know if I have ever seen snow flakes that cool. Great shot.
ReplyDeleteWow, its pretty awesome to get in that close and look at all of the individual details of the differing snowflakes. There is just an infinite amount of details to absorb in this world. It would take infinity just to explore the individuality of snow flakes and ice crystals.
ReplyDeleteThese are really awesome macros!
ReplyDeleteI wished I could try that ! but I haven't seen one big snowflake this year ! It hasn't snowed yet although it is very cold for Belgium (- 7°C - 23 F)
ReplyDeleteAre those all real snowflakes??? Some of them look like glitter! Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI've posted my MM. Happy new year!
I would like a necklace made of those --
ReplyDeleteOh, gorgeous as usual! I love the detail!
ReplyDelete(I have switched to flock as a browser - et voila your Site opens again. Still slow, but at least it opens ;)
Wow!
ReplyDelete*sigh*
Just wonderful, Lisa!
Love the detail. I chose one of my youngest sucking his thumb! Delicious.
ReplyDeletewhat beautiful images.
ReplyDeletethe snow flakes are like little stars, totally magical and fairytale like.
So delicate...and always fascinating! Love the perspective you chose...
ReplyDeleteTruly amazing! Great pictures!
ReplyDeleteHoly guacamole! Those are stunning Lisa!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous snowflakes. Amazing!
ReplyDeleteAgain, out of all the photos I have seen you post, these snowflake ones are really my favorite! I love them to pieces!
ReplyDeleteI've passed on an award to you, check it out when you have a moment. *HUGS*
You know I think these are by far my favorite macros of yours!!! I just LOVE these!!! So stunning,amazing,beautiful...
ReplyDeleteThese are some of my favorite macro shots EVER! WOW - I LOVE this. AWESOME work... absolutely awesome!
ReplyDeleteWaw ! These are amazing pictures. Snow flakes, very very macro, you win !
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Belgium !
Ohmygosh ... those are marvelous photos! Thanks for the encouragement to go for the new camera. I may do it today though my sister will be home finally by the end of the week and encouraged me to wait for her. Let's see how well I delay gratification ;--)
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
You are killing me with these gorgeous macros. I MUST purchase one soon!
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing! I wonder if my zoom lens can capture stuff like this?!?!
ReplyDeleteI may be joining you for Macro Monday soon!
Gorgeous shots! I'm going to give that a try tomorrow, but I think it would do better when it's just falling.
ReplyDeleteLisa, if you posted a thousand of these, I would look at them all. They are magical images!
ReplyDeleteI can NOT get enough of these snowflakes, I've been dying to try this myself Lisa.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a very happy and healthy new year!
I love the snowflakes! We miss the snow here.
ReplyDeleteI'm with Carrie. I wanna know what you used to get this shot because damn! These are amazing! (Crossing fingers and hoping it can be done with something that doesn't cost $1500.)
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to come up with a better word than "awe-inspiring", but I'm too overwhelmed to think of one. But I think you get the idea.
Lisa...I think these are some of your best pics yet. Absolutely breathtaking, and not just because of the chilly air! I love snowflake pics, and it makes me happy to see some honest-to-goodness Wisconsin snowflakes! And yep, Wisconsin has been added to my "must visit" list :-)
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL and crystal clear snowflakes! :)))
ReplyDeleteI think that I will join in on you meme next week. ;)
You have got a beautiful blog. Wonderful pictures.
I will add you to my link list.
Hope it is ok. :)
See you around.
Ida in Norway.
Lisa,
ReplyDeleteHAPPY NEW YEAR!
I see you're still one of my favorite photographers of all time--what a FUN meme to host. I posted one I took over the holidays, but since we don't get snow, I went another direction.
Thanks :)
Lovely snowflakes....and I must say I just love the ducks!
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ReplyDeleteLove those snowflakes! I've been meaning to start a photo blog, so figured a Monday Macro would be a great start:
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Those are AMAZING! I can't believe you were able to capture them in such detail! Unbelievably gorgeous! They don't even look real!
ReplyDeleteyour snowflake photos are incredible, I had to call my husband over to look at them, he was very impressed also.
ReplyDeleteWow....just WOW!
ReplyDeleteFantastic snowflakes! Absolutely breath-taking. I love snowflakes....individually. Collectively, I have seen WAAAAAYY too many of them this year already and it's only the first week of January. Groan...
ReplyDeleteWow! those shots are amazing. I can't believe you were able to capture the structure of the snowflake. Amazing. So amazing in fact that I've given you an Uber Amazing Blog Award. Check out the deets:
ReplyDeletehttp://urban-science.blogspot.com/2009/01/uber-amazing-blog-award.html
Have a great week.
those are fantastic shots!
ReplyDeleteSnowflakes are so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI don't believe you, what do you use??? Photoshop?? Clip art?? I've never seen a snowflake so close up like that, amazing!
ReplyDeleteHi Lisa
ReplyDeleteLove the snow flakes. I can't wait to get a macro lens for my camera!
Take care and have a great week.
Lisa
Amazing, Lisa! I have heard about how each snowflake is unique and blah blah blah. You've shown me, and now I believe it! I've looked closely at snow, but I haven't seen that. How did you do it? Am I just not looking closely enough because I'm too c-c-c-c-oooold? Is it some kind of super-duper magnification? Whatever it is, I have now seen it and believe it.
ReplyDeleteThat is too amazing for words. So wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE photos like this. I have never been able to capture snowflakes so well.
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