Frosty Botanicals
Photos of frosty plants in my garden.
I shared some of these on my Instagram, but here are the uncropped versions, as well as some photos that didn't work with Instagram's square format.
Frost and frozen droplets on a Hebe flower
I don't know what these ones are, but they made a nice photo.
[Image ID] Close up of some leaves where the frost has created like a
furry coat on top of the leaves and given them white edges. [Description End]
The cobwebs looked nice frozen as more intricacy is visible than normal!
[Image ID] Close up of a frozen cobweb with a close net pattern at the centre with increasing gaps between the strands as the web goes further out. [Description End]
Frosty Hydrangeas
[Image ID] Some frosty hydrangea heads. The flowers on the main head are mostly brown and green with white edged but odd ones have a pink tint to them. [Description End]
[Image ID] A close up of a single hydrangea head. This is brown but the frost has highlighted the edges and the veins on the underside of all the petals. [Description End]
A few propped up paving slabs and the moss growing on them.
[Image ID] Moss and lichen growing on the top edges of some propped up paving slabs. [Description End]
[Image ID] An illuminated lantern shaped security light with a foggy background behind and cobwebs going from the light to the bracket that attaches it to the wall. [Description End]
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Camera: Nikon D3500
Lens: 18-55mm Telephoto Lens