Friday, 15 January 2016

Miniature Winter Landscapes

 

 






All of the above are macro photos from the top of this stone wall running along the cemetery:


Temperature around -12°C (10°F)... 


... and loooooong shadows...


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    1. Thanks Janet. Too cold to walk very far today, but tried to make the most of what I could find nearby ;)

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  2. I had no idea how tall you ARE...these are amazing scapes. i had no idea they were on a wall.. super snow shots...

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    1. If I didn't know it was my own shadow, I'd be scared of it! :)

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  3. Wow, these are great, Monica!
    -12C... oh dear... I know it can get much colder than that in your area, and also where I live, but I hope it won't come to that this winter. We've actually had some snow here today, but I think it was still just slightly above zero.

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    1. Thanks Meike. We seem to be into a cold spell here. Got a little more snow today too (but only a very thin layer).

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  4. very cool. i like your tiny worlds. :) thanks for linking the great stone wall, too!

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    1. Like someone laid the table for me, TexWisGirl - at just the right hight! :)

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  5. What an absolutely splendid set of photos Monica.

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    1. Thank you, Graham. I'm rather pleased with them myself, actually!

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  6. These are brilliant. I'll have to have a go at this but you have set a very high standard.

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    1. Thanks Adrian. The stone wall is very convenient... Did not have to bend down to take these macros!

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  7. I always enjoy your macro photos Monica...the snow is so beautiful and really good to view it on that level.
    Not sure I'd be out and about in -12 degrees C, but the photos were worth it.

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    1. I do try to get out for a little while most days, Virigina, even if not very far. (The cemetery is only a few minutes walk from where I live. Getting dressed for going out in this weather takes longer than the actual walk from here to there, though!)

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  8. Lovely! I enjoy looking on the top of walls at all time of year, there are often such interesting tiny plants growing on them.

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  9. Brilliant idea and photos. I would never have guessed you were looking at the top of a wall.

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    1. Thanks. It can be a lot of fun sometimes to play around with macros and perspectives!

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  10. Beautiful work. Got the link from Adrian.

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  11. Hard to believe you got these images without bending down. They are beautiful!

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