Another Transient Jewel
Uploaded: March 23, 2005
back porch, early morning bright sun, about 1/2 inch from ice drop. In fact, I got so close I broke the darn thing off. Hmmm...bad form...
Tammy Scott March 23, 2005
Great shot, Gordon! At least you got it before breaking it off!!!! :) #228197Gordon B. Keyes March 23, 2005
Damn it, Tammy, I can't post a photo without you being right There!! And I must say, I'm so glad you are. Thank You, my friend. (and look out for falling ice!)Gordon #1200930
Jill Flynn March 23, 2005
Talk about up close and personal Gordon. It looks like ice crystals inside ice. Great eye and fantastic shot here! #1201121Gordon B. Keyes March 23, 2005
Thanks, Jill. Maybe the best thing about macro is that you don't know what you have until you put it on the big screen. It's always a surprise, good or bad. Thank you for the support that keeps me trying!Gordon #1201311
Marsha S. Smith March 23, 2005
This is indeed a jewel! How gorgeous, Gordon with the glittering lights playing in it. I'm with Tammy, glad you got this before breaking it. #1201976Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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