Hummock by auntietk

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Feb 07, 2013

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Description

Okay, a very small hummock! :P This is a closeup of our lawn on that very frosty morning. The detail is better in full view.

Comments (29)

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jayfar

3:36AM | Thu, 07 February 2013

Nice and frosty Tara.

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icerian

3:46AM | Thu, 07 February 2013

Splendid work with atmosphere. Thank you for sharing!

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Juliette.Gribnau

4:05AM | Thu, 07 February 2013

lovely !

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Blush

4:09AM | Thu, 07 February 2013

Great pic of this frosty landscape....... Frost is the same name for Hummock isn't it? LOL I have no idea...........just always called it frost:) Hugs Susan~

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wysiwig

5:33AM | Thu, 07 February 2013

Zoom is a must. Very neat image. You can see the frost 'needles' on each blade.

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Wolfenshire Online Now!

5:34AM | Thu, 07 February 2013

I've always liked the crunchy sound the grass makes when it's covered with frost. Nice photo.

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durleybeachbum

6:15AM | Thu, 07 February 2013

On of my very favourite words, along with tussock. Beautiful photo!

alanwilliams

7:50AM | Thu, 07 February 2013

crisp shot on a crisp day

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Faemike55

8:13AM | Thu, 07 February 2013

Very cool capture Tara

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kgb224

9:04AM | Thu, 07 February 2013

Superb capture Tara. God Bless.

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Jean_C

10:14AM | Thu, 07 February 2013

Very nice capture!

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bobrgallegos

10:22AM | Thu, 07 February 2013

Wonderful frosty textures and great DOF!

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kenmo

10:49AM | Thu, 07 February 2013

Outstanding....

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rockstrider

11:43AM | Thu, 07 February 2013

Definitely a must see in full size! Beautifully done Tara!

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pimanjc

1:07PM | Thu, 07 February 2013

excellent macro.

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helanker

1:51PM | Thu, 07 February 2013

OHH it is really beautiful and so well captured too :)

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moochagoo

2:49PM | Thu, 07 February 2013

Excellent close up. Difficult to get.

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Celart

4:14PM | Thu, 07 February 2013

Nice atmosphere. Great shot. Brava

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jocko500

4:35PM | Thu, 07 February 2013

looks cold there

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MrsRatbag

8:30PM | Thu, 07 February 2013

Beautiful closeup; works very well in this gray/black/white tonal capture!

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photosynthesis

9:42PM | Thu, 07 February 2013

Love the DOF & detail & it makes a fine abstract composition. An example of the kind of thing I would never think of shooting (until now)...

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ElusiveAngel

1:15AM | Fri, 08 February 2013

Stunning shot!

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bmac62

1:37AM | Fri, 08 February 2013

Ooooo, like the detail. I see you were using the nifty fifty:) Provides a very shallow DOF which works great here.

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Meisiekind

1:50AM | Fri, 08 February 2013

Zoom is a must! beautiful little ice beads and crystals on the grass. Well seen Hun!

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dragonmuse

5:07PM | Fri, 08 February 2013

Lovely :)

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FredNunes

7:05PM | Fri, 08 February 2013

Awesome abstract image.

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Chipka

12:08AM | Sat, 09 February 2013

Oooh! This is amazing. The only way I could have gotten a shot half as good as this would have been to get a cold belly! I agree that ZOOM is a must on this image! There's so much to see. And it's funny, I'm reading Brian Aldiss' Helliconia Trilogy (I read Helliconia Winter as a teenager, but never actually read the two preceding stories!) Now that I'm reading all of them (and one of them again) in order, this image really resonates with me, only I don't see primitive Humans struggling back into civilized civilization, and loads of minotaur-ish native Phagors roving around, carrying ticks in their fur. I can do without Helliconian ticks, but they do drive the story! Anyway, before I ramble any farther, I'll pull back an and just say what a knock-down-drag-out-cool photo this is. Really! It's brilliant!

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