Justistal 16 by jcv2
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The world of reality has its limits; the world of imagination is boundless — Jean Jacques Rousseau
We're now in approach of the double-planet Tribble 1 and Tribble 2, and we position ourselves into a standard orbit around Tribble 1 to map this frozen celestial body. LOL!
How to approach those crystals without touching them, or even let my breath melt them!? A telelens is a wonderful invention although the shallow DOF makes it impossible to get it all sharp. Well, so be it. Imagine being a bug and having that experience of descending this 'planet'! The surface would be a most remarkable collection of ice-crystals! *sigh*
Minolta X-700 (Fuji Sensia 100, 300 mm)
Thanks for your attention and your always valuable comments
Comments (21)
Zacko
LOL, youre getting in closer and closer on them. This one really shows how complex a piece of snow and ice really is. Excellent capture!!!!
Lary
So softly and so puffy :)
tvernuccio
Perfect quote for this image, Jan-Carel! It sure does look like a planet...and look at that planet behind it too!!! Perhaps you're showing us the latest planet newly discovered!!! oooooh it's a cold one!!! an ice planet! you know, as i look closey at this (with my sleepy eyes, hahahha) those ice crystals remind me of trees!!! like i'm lookin' down on a mountain!!! i love it!!!! fabulous journey you take us on!!!! Fantastic macro!!!!!
glix70
Beautiful snow crystal of this neat macro!!! It seems like a beautiful flower!!! Excellent dear friend!!! :)
marybelgium
beautiful capture of natural jewels !
diomedes66
Marvelous series; my great nose is already quite cold :-) Well done indeed!
tallpindo
I have been thinking about coma the distortion through a lens of colors into little cones with a spherical top and how a digital camera could remove that not requiring "layers" to create a projectible image where all three register correctly in position on a screen. It could also correct the unsharp if you could give it a surface map for the object photographed. All this came to mind when the viewers exclaimed about the "colors" in my work I displayed in the rec hall on a pool table. Then I realized my painters effort had been following the technicolor process which is only for big screens. This is magical for the small screen where all the artificial structure to exclude lenses is unnecessary. Diopter is a lie.
deannemart
Incredible macro of these snow crystals! Impressive :)
duncanlong
Another amazingly beautiful shot.
rangeriderrichard
How pure. Simple and effective.
WiserAngel
I would like to add some strawberry syrup to this and lick it. (I'm such a kid) It's really beautiful!!
Michelle A.
Beautiful little snow/ice crystals!
rodomolo
Top Top of the Top....
Pierre59
Excellente sie !!!
Judi1423
Beautiful ice crystals... enjoying this series...
sharky_
Wow! It really displays the crystal. Impressive. Aloha
LadyLisa
Wow! What a cool way to look at snow..:)
TwoPynts
The crystal jeweled Tribble planet, classic! :) How close can you get?!? ;]
Spooky-Wan
Lovely closeup.
lajasmine
Me I would put good very hot maple syrup on top miammm! Would be necessary that you taste with that one day if you have the sweetened tooth:) The crystals well are seen. Very beautiful macro!
sossy
amazing crystal world! looks almost like foam! must be a hard work to get over it as a bug! ;o)))