Abstract Window Frost
Photo By Ben Hollingsworth

Title: Abstract Window Frost
State/Province/Region: Nebraska
Country: United States
Nearest Town: Lincoln
Best Season: Winter
Description: These organic patterns grow in the frost on our 120-year-old windows whenever the outdoor temps drop down around +5F. This scene is about 2" wide. It is back-lit by the busy intersection and commercial district outside our home at midnight. This pattern is very unusual in the frost at our house. This image comes from a small portion of the lower right corner of the blue, viney image I also uploaded. They are lit dramatically differently beause this image was taken at midnight while the other image was taken just before sunrise. I love shooting patterns back-lit by traffic lights because the lighting changes so frequently. You can shoot the same scene for five minutes straight and get a different image every time.
Gear: Canon 7D + Nikon Micro-Nikkor 55/2.8

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Keywords: Abstract, Light, Red, Textures

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