Capturing Nature: Macro Photography of Frost with a Canon 100MM Lens

Frost forms on clear, cold, windless nights. It does not last long once the sun hit any foliage.

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I used a my Canon 100MM Macro F 2.8 Lens at perhaps 1/4 life size.

This is a scanned image from a shot I took years ago on film. 

The 100MM macro lens is excellent lens for butterflies, small insects, and flowers.

More Mish Garden Images

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3. Mish’s Garden: Alliums and Iris Early Summer
4. Mish’s Garden: Roses and Clematis Blooms
5. Mish’s Garden: Columbines
6. Mish’s Garden: Purple Prairie Coneflowers – Working With Helicon Focus

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