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Published: 2013-08-22 07:47:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 10248; Favourites: 384; Downloads: 36
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Real snowflake macro photoIdeas for home and office decor, interior designs and gifts (200+ macro photos of real snowflakes, 30+ different products: framed, canvas, acrylic, metal, wood prints; posters, greeting cards, and more): Artist website .
My snowflakes available on Patreon as digital downloads: lossless compressed, full resolution photos; isolated versions, created with precise hand-drawn masks; mobile and desktop wallpapers, up to 4K; vector variants; early previews of upcoming works; behind the scenes; unusual and interesting specimens from my huge archive of source photos; exclusive snow crystals for my patrons only.
Snowflake NFT collection: Opensea.io
Licenses for commercial use: Shutterstock.com
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Featured here art-express.deviantart.com/jou⦠congrats
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snowflakes are so various and amazing!!! I love when it snows heavily, and in a sunny day everything will be white and shiny
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How did you get the picture to be so clear? What type of camera do you use?
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This old shot was done with just Canon Powershot A650 in standard macro mode, without any additions. I applied noise removing with different settings at copies of image (strong for far background, medium for near and light for snowflake) and combined these variants with masks. For new snowflake shots i use reverse lens technique: Canon A650 at maximum optical zoom shoot through reversed lens Helios 44M-5Β (from old USSR film camera Zenit). This gives very good magnification compared to standard macro mode, but narrow DOF (even at aperture f8, max f-number for my camera). I shoot short series of each snowflake (usually 8-10 shots, sometimes more) and later average them for better signal-to-noise ratio. I wrote small post about shooting in blogspot: chaoticmind75.blogspot.ru/2013β¦
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I enjoy seeing your snowflakes series and appreciate your article about your workflow. -- Richard
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This deviation has been featured in my favourite faves !
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Job 38:22Β Hast thou entered into the treasures of the snow? or hast thou seen the treasures of the hail,
(King James Bible "Authorized Version", Cambridge Edition)
The most amazing thing is - every flake is unique, so is every person is unique, reflecting God's hand work and pattern and deepness.
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Wow this is amazing. I really the love the detail <3
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This is a really beautiful shot. I really need to invest in a decent macro lens xDΒ
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Thanks! This shot was done with built-in Canon Powershot A650 optics, even without reversed lens add-on (which i use since last winter).
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wow, thats really good.Β
That'd be a fairly expensive camera wouldnt it xDD
Iv only ever used Nikons, the models from other brands are fairly new to me
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