I agree with Shelley. Nice job - The crystalline geometry is clear. That camera takes nice macros. You have a good eye to find individual flakes attached to each other like those are.

I agree with Shelley. Nice job - The crystalline geometry is clear. That camera takes nice macros. You have a good eye to find individual flakes attached to each other like those are.

Shelley O'Connell wrote:
> Why be humble Ricardo? I like the positioning of the flakes and you got wonderful focus for
> a hand held supermacro!
>
> Shelley
>
Thank you very much, for your kind comment. I said humble because I thought the picture is not enough sharpen, although I think the composition is nice. I have tried many times to do a good sharpen macro with the snow flakes without success. I posted this photo stimulated for the Loren?s picture. Best regards,
Ricardo

Loren Lewis wrote:
> I agree with Shelley. Nice job - The crystalline geometry is clear. That camera takes nice
> macros. You have a good eye to find individual flakes attached to each other like those are.
>
Thank you very much for your kind comment Loren. Really yesterday when I saw your photo I felt motivated to share my pictures. Unfortunately something wrong happened with my internet connection and I couldn?t submit my comment about your job and a new picture. I will try your tecnique if we have a new snow fall. Best regards,
Ricardo

Very nice Ricardo, I like to use flash to give sparkle and definition to ice and snow. This can be achieved in ?Super Macro Mode? by using a flash off camera connected through the Hotshoe with a PC terminal and sync cord. Again, good stuff.