Hoar frost on seed pods
Hoar frost is a a kind of frost that looks feathery. In case you are wondering, we have not had weather cold enough for this to happen yet this year. I took these photos last February.
Hoar frost on dried teasels
Water vapour in heavily saturated air condenses slowly into interlocking crystals.
I am linking to Jenny Matlock at Alphabe-Thursday HERE
38 comments:
How beautiful it makes them! You done good! I wish I could find some to photograph this winter. . .
You captured the detail of the frost so nicely.
It looks like the snow fairies were busy in Ontario
Beautiful!!!
I wish we had frost that looked like that! Beautifully captured!
Fabulous.
What a beautiful effect!
I was wondering what that term meant
An incredible feast for the eyes. I am grateful to you and that frost for these.
I'm not familiar with Hoar frost~ what fantastic photos!
Beautiful photos and exquisite ice crystal formation.
Actually we had hoar frost the other day . It is said about the manna in the desert that it looked like hoar frost so that is good to know .
These are great pictures of the hoar frost.
Wow, those are amazing. It made me a little excited for our first snow of the season.
Incredible detail in the frost. Great photos.
I learn so much through all these blogs! "Hoar frost," huh? Yup, we get some of that in Hartford but I never thought to give it a name.
These are so pretty! you captured the details so well.
Of course i haven't seen these in real life, so thank you. Even snow i've just seen once only. But i am not really that fascinated with snow, it is autumn which makes me feel so deprived. haha!
Simply beautiful. Beautiful. That second photo I could stare at for a long time. And I needed to learn the word HOAR ice... maybe now you'll find it on my blog one day, EG. :-D
Such beauty captured here!
Great post - as always!
XOXO Lola:)
Brilliant pictures, the macro is perfect!
Léia
Such beautiful pictures. If we get a hoar frost, I will go and look at the plants instead of staying in the warm.
I so love winter photos never heard of a hoar frost before.thanks for sharing and visiting
Wow! Those are amazing! I've never heard of or seen hoar frost but that is an incredible sight! You did a very good job capturing those :) Now I wish I could see them in person too.
What beautiful photos -- thanks for sharing!
very nice detail on the frost. i've never seen one as i've never been to any place with snow (natural one that is! :D)
This is beautiful! I am not ready for it to get that cold here.
Fantastic detail.
Darla
Wow wow and wow! These hoar frost shots are amazingly lovely.
When I see shots like yours I think I should never, ever post another photo.
I think I LIKE hoar frost!
Really beautiful.
=)
Great photos! a very interesting H post.
You captured the detail beautifully!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
I've heard that phrase before but was always too lazy to look up what it meant.
I've visualized a few things (some not so savory) as to what it meant, but the true meaning of the word is so much lovelier than I could have imagined.
Thanks for a wonderful, informative and beautiful link to Alphabe-Thursday!
A+
Fantastic photos! I love the frost, the rime on the photos! :)
Wow. Just wow. You are amazingly talented. Thanks for sharing your work with us!
In this part of the country we get a similar icing which we call Rhine ice. It is so beautiful...when the trees on the mountains have it hanging from them it is like you are walking into a magical world. For a Floridian it is truly a sight to behold. These shots are so very beautiful. The second one is amazing.
Brrrr....
By the end of the winter, I'll have hoar frost on my kitchen windows...
aaaghhh....
Spring, where are you?
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