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Wow - excellent work! The crystal structures are amazing. I kind of miss this now living in Vancouver - we don't see much ice. #2 is my personal fav.
On further looks, the dichotomy between the barbed wire and the frost is pretty amazing as well...
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I went out with the same gear to the same place and I couldn't get anything a little close to these pictures. I think G did a great job here.
May favs are #1, #4 and #5.
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Beautiful!!
I think 4 and 5 are my favorites, but they all make a great series together. Remind me of one day in New York when I went out like this and my hands were FREEZING... I have heard there has been snow in Mannheim,
how about the North?
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Number 5 for me - but all are a great examples of macro work.
Canon stuff.
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Nice to see your stuff again...though Irma does keep us informed of your acquisitions!
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I add my kudos. These are wonderful.
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