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Here is two snowflakes, quickly processed for Snowflake draft series. Both photos was taken March 19, 2013 – quite late for serious snowflake photography, but that day was cold, and i have nice catch of interesting snow crystals without visible … Continue reading →

For this update of draft series i’ve prepared five best snowflakes from my catch of February 13, 2017. That day i captured mostly stellar and fernlike dendrites, large and medium size: Snowflake photo: Draft_4-1 (2048 x 1536) This snowflake have … Continue reading →

For this update of draft series i’ve prepared four snowflake photos from my catch of January 29, 2018. I captured many star plates, hexagonal plates and capped columns that day: Snowflake photo: Draft_5-1 (1600 x 1200) Prints available at Artist … Continue reading →

For this update of draft series i’ve prepared four snowflake photos from my catch of January 29, 2018. I captured many star plates, hexagonal plates and capped columns that day: Snowflake photo: Draft_5-1 (1600 x 1200) Prints available at Artist … Continue reading →

For this update of draft series i’ve prepared five best snowflakes from my catch of February 13, 2017. That day i captured mostly stellar and fernlike dendrites, large and medium size: Snowflake photo: Draft_4-1 (2048 x 1536) This snowflake have … Continue reading →

Here is two snowflakes, quickly processed for Snowflake draft series. Both photos was taken March 19, 2013 – quite late for serious snowflake photography, but that day was cold, and i have nice catch of interesting snow crystals without visible … Continue reading →

This is quick update of Snowflake draft series, before i’ll continue digging archives from recent winter. This photo was taken January 18, 2013: very first winter when i start to use lens Helios 44 as additional magnifier, and assembled my … Continue reading →

Decided to start additional series of snowflake photos: Snowflake draft, in parallel with fully processed snow crystals. This will be small packs of snowflake photos, processed with simplified and more quick workflow. My main processing workflow for snowflake photography requires … Continue reading →