Snowflake real macro photography

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…

New post-processing of stellar dendrite from February 2018. A highly detailed close-up of a snowflake showcases its intricate geometric patterns against a softly blurred background. Each arm features sharp, angular shapes that create a symmetrical and crystalline structure. This snow crystal was captured with compact camera Canon Powershot A650is + additional lens Helios 44, reversely mounted in front of camera optics. Visit my profile @alexey_kljatov to see full snowflake collection…

Snowflakes. Canon 7D, 100 mm f2.8 Macro.

Small snowflake from January 2016. I like its symmetrical arms and big hexagon in the center. My macro setup contains Canon Powershot A650is and additional lens Helios 44M-5, reversely mounted in front of camera optics. Complete description available - you'll find link in profile. #snowflake #symmetry #intricate #pattern #geometric #macro #branches #delicate #winter #detailed #crystal #nature #intricate #closeup #cold #frost #hexagonal #formation #fragile

Snow can be soft or stinging; perfect for skiing or prone to melt. The difference lies in the shapes of the flakes, which depend on temperature and humidity.

Russian photographer Alexey Kljatov is an inspiration to aspiring amateur photographers everywhere – he created a home-made rig capable of capturing stunning close-up pictures of snowflakes out of old camera parts, boards, screws and tape. His pictures give us an enchanting close-up view of snowflakes that we could never hope for without specialized equipment.

Snowflake: 3 Dec 2024, Waterloo, Iowa. Picture taken with cell phone (Google Pixel 6a) and a Kodak clip-on 15x macro lens

Stars in my pocket like grains of sand is a photograph by Alexey Kljatov which was uploaded on August 28th, 2016. The photograph may be purchased as wall art, home decor, apparel, phone cases, greeting cards, and more. All products are produced on-demand and shipped worldwide within 2 - 3 business days.

The Highest Resolution Photos Ever Taken of Snowflakes | Smithsonian ~ Photographer & scientist Nathan Myhrvold has developed a camera that captures snowflakes at a microscopic level never seen before. #photography #microphotography

Amazing what a momentary water-drop Can do in a split second.