Crystal Cover
Uploaded: November 10, 2006
Taken on an early december morning in 2003, this one still is a personal favourite. These ice crystals grew on my mother's car (a red one) that morning. One of the cameras specialities is to go really close - at 2 inches distance and in focus, 5 MPixels can flex their muscles to display scales which we are not used to see. Except for resizing and resharpening, there were no changes to the original image made.
Melissa G. Meiselman November 28, 2006
WOW..this is a very impressive image, Robert. I love your sharp detail, stunning colors and terrific textures of the ice crystals!!!!! #3644086Jennifer A. Lambert February 09, 2007
I really love the camera's speciality..hehe ! The clarity and detail is spectacular !!! Thanks for sharing !Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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