Hoarfrost ... Montana Art Photo by GiselaSchneider
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It was one of those winter morning with a cover of frost crystals that I knew was not going to last to long. Not the most comfortable temps to be photographing and the gloves made it even more of a challenge. This old long needled pine was asking to be captured. Taken in Colstrip, Montana, USA. Canon EOS, DSLR 18-55mm lens. I was inspired by the beauty of the morning.
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Comments
Beautiful ice crystals Gisela, lovely pine cone too.
thank you for your kind comment Sandra, appreciated greatly!!
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FEATURED In The World As We See It Group – 2/10/10
Beautiful! So you got that weird spiky frost down there too?
thank you Charity, so appreciate your comment!!! We did get it and I had been waiting for it all season, did not last but a few hours.
– GiselaSchneider
thank you so much for the banner!
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Cee and Chris
appreciate the banner Cee!
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thank you so much Kelly for featuring my image! I appreciate your recognition and the acknowledgment very much!!!
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CONGRATULATIONS! WELL DONE!
thank you Magaret for featuring my image! I so very much appreciate the recognition and your acknowledgment greatly!!!
– GiselaSchneider
Beautiful!!!
thank you so much Lorilee for visiting and your kind comment, appreciated greatly!!!
– GiselaSchneider
Isn’t it soooo cool when the frost dances like this!! It’s growing on the branches! What an amazing find! The pine cones add so much beauty and help to show off this amazing frost! Spectacular presentation! xx
thanks a bunch Maxy for favoring and your comment, so much appreciated!!! We don’t get hoarfrost to often, to far from the river.. When it happens, it is usually not as thick as I would like it and melts fast, got to be quick with the camera. I was pleased with this capture, I even braved very cold fingers, but it was worth it.
– GiselaSchneider