The Beauty of Snow | How to Photograph Snowflakes

[@JoshxIZ]

That snowflake video was incredible

[@paultrunfull3324]

Nice one , loved the snow flake vid.

[@anotherperspective3076]

Great you like it❄️🔥

[@chandalou]

Absolutely Amazing!

[@anotherperspective3076]

thank you

[@raymondpenalver7095]

I learnt alot about snowflakes here in this brilliant informative video and those images were so amazing and beautiful !

[@anotherperspective3076]

Great you liked it

[@seastheday2020]

I just discovered your channel. I love macro snowflakes and photography! I tried to get some snowflakes these past 2 winters and the pics are ok but love to see really good ones!

[@paulm8157]

Solid post, Jens - much info in a small package. Challenging macro subject I’ve not yet attempted. Takes a certain type of determination. Have you ever taken a “partial” snowflake image and then in post, applied a mirror effect to simulate a complete flake? Cheers!

[@anotherperspective3076]

I have not mirrored any snowflakes yet. temperatures went up again... actually planned a lotof snowflake stuff this winter..:)

[@Arsenic0017]

FYI: Snowflakes are typically not made of water droplets. They are made by water vapor directly turning to ice (deposition). The only way water droplets get involved in the snowflake is if an already existing snowflakes falls through a supercooled liquid cloud layer. The droplets freeze on contact and coat the outside of the snowflake. The is called riming.

[@anotherperspective3076]

🙏

[@samporter1564]

🏃 🅿🆁🅾🅼🅾🆂🅼

[@nunocarneiro464]

Good thing snowflakes are all around now 😂

[@anotherperspective3076]

Awesome!!! We had 2 cold nights.... now we are back at +5 to +10 :/