Snowflake aesthetic

Did you know that a self-educated #Vermont farmer, in a small rural town (named Jericho) very similar to our Carol Falls, discovered that no two snowflakes are alike? Wilson A. Bentley (1865-1931) became the first person to photograph a single snow crystal, more commonly called snowflakes, in 1885. A FROST FAMILY #CHRISTMAS adopted a #snowflake as the unofficial emblem for our #holiday #book series.

These tiny snow crystals are thought to be one of the finest and most beautiful creations of nature. Whether you like winter and snow or not, these 6 amazing snowflake facts might surprise you.

Snow: That White Fluffy Stuff

Real snowflake: complex stellar dendrite from January 2019. A single, intricate snowflake with symmetrical, geometric patterns is delicately captured against a dark, blurred background. The crystal structure is highlighted, showcasing its fine details and translucent quality. This snow crystal was captured with compact camera Canon Powershot A650is + additional lens Helios 44, reversely mounted in front of camera optics. Detailed description of my macro technique available - link in…