Snowflake photos

Photographer Alexey Kljatov is based in Moscow, Russia, and uses an inexpensive homemade rig to capture incredible macro images of real snowflakes in his yard.

Snow crystal from recent winter: large and interesting central hexagon. A delicate snowflake with intricate patterns rests on a soft, blurred background. The sharp, symmetrical lines of the ice crystal are contrasted against the muted, natural tones behind it. #snowflake #macro #crystal #winter #closeup #intricate #delicate #nature #detailed #frozen #symmetrical #cold #serene #natural #frost #geometry #geometric #frosty #hexagonal #crystalline #pattern #ornament #macrophoto #natureshot…

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Russian photographer Alexey Kljatov is an inspiration to aspiring amateur photographers everywhere – he created a home-made rig capable of capturing stunning close-up pictures of snowflakes out of old camera parts, boards, screws and tape. His pictures give us an enchanting close-up view of snowflakes that we could never hope for without specialized equipment.

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Snowflakes can symbolize joy, delicacy, clarity, and transformation. But their most important symbolic meaning is that of uniqueness because every snowflake is different. Snowflakes have very positive meanings and symbols in our culture. They’re a

The most symmetrical “dendrite” snowflake posted so far this year, it was completely unexpected and was the only one of its kind seen while shooting a snowfall for many hours. View large! Usually, snowflakes fall with somewhat consistent features. If you see a column crystal, chances are there are many others nearby; the same thing applies to simple plates, dendrites, or any other classification of snowflake. This entire snowfall produced the tiny plate-like and column-type crystals that I…