Macro Monday - Freezing Fog

For Christmas, our daughter Amanda gifted us with a wind chime created from spoons. This morning it was festively decorated in natures white wrap as it hung on our patio.





I don't have a macro lens - but my canon rebel did an 'ice job!

Macro Monday is a weekly photographic celebration over at Lisa's Chaos. This is my first flight.

Comments

karisma said…
Cute! Very 'ice indeed!
Molly said…
He, he you and your Canon Rebel did do a 'ice job.
Anonymous said…
Such a cool (pun intended) phenomenon!
Anonymous said…
That's a very ice photograph. We have those kind of icy shots when the inversions stay for a while. Looks like a winter wonderland.
Carla said…
Your rebel did a very nice job indeed.
Peter said…
That's a really cool photo.
Peter said…
That's a really cool photo.
Pretty shot! I love the formations ice crystals make!
Kaytabug said…
WOW! I love the detail!!! Loved your pun!!
Unknown said…
That's beautiful! I love it when frost collects on things. How neat!
Anonymous said…
Nature is such a great decorator!
Honey Mommy said…
That is really cool!
Anonymous said…
I wouldn't have known what it was if you didn't mention it. LOL!

I love my Canon Rebel, too. I enrolled in an online photo class that starts this week. Can't wait!
Anonymous said…
Nice ice crystals you did a terrific job!
Jan said…
Great capture, Pamela.
Anonymous said…
That's interesting and cool shot.
LadyStyx said…
Very icely done!
Barbara said…
Ice crystals are so intricately beautiful. Very nice shot.
Kim said…
That is a very cool shot. You are quite good with your camera.
Jientje said…
Very well done!! Just lovely!
Junebug said…
Frost is a creative thing. Those crystals are cool.
Very beautiful! You and Lisa and your amazing snowflakes/frost.
Alison said…
what a great photo!
Shelby said…
The frozen fog is such a cool thing to me. I know, I'm weird. But still, it' cool.
Anonymous said…
I love frozen fog. Here we call it horror frost. My parents live near the power plants and there is a lot of humidity in the air so they have it on all their trees. It's beautiful close up and far off.
The detail of the frost in your enlarged photo is wonderful. The way the crystals grow is fascinating.

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Betty said…
What a neat wind chime. I have never seen one made with spoons.

Have a good week, Pamela
bichonpawz said…
Very cool photo!! And I LOVE those windchimes made of spoons....we saw some of those at a craft show we went to just before the holidays and almost bought one....now I wish that I had! Happy New Year Pamela!
Mamapippa ... said…
Beautiful icy picture !
I take all my photos with a canon rebel too! Thanks so much for stopping by! I have more if you come back. :)
ChrisB said…
That looks pretty good to me.
sallywrites said…
Happy New Year btw!
JoeinVegas said…
It still looks cold. But pretty.
Biker Betty said…
Wow, this is great dispite no macro lense!! I just got a Canon Rebel XSi as an early birthday present. There are some awesome sales going on right now.
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Mojo said…
Rime icing (the given name for this stuff I'm told) is always good camera fodder. It can actually get several feet -- or even yards -- thick in some climates (which is a pretty spectacular sight, but I wouldn't want to go through what I'd have to go through to capture it!)

A macro lens is nice to have (I would assume, I don't have one either) but as you've demonstrated here, it's not a requirement. Long-ish focal length on a close subject will do the job nicely.

I love the quiet feeling of this shot. I think it's probably the delicacy of the crystals that gives it that quality.
Lori said…
That is so cool....great shot. Happy WW and thanks for stopping by:)
Anonymous said…
Nature is beautiful.
Joy T. said…
For not having a macro lens, that is an incredible picture!
Anonymous said…
I love that pic!!!

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