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Photo of the Week – January 10, 2013
Portholes in the snow. Early morning hoar frost, calm winds, and a hazy sunrise got me out the door with my camera Tuesday morning. I found plenty to photograph, including frosty milkweed seeds, mouse tracks, and lots more. But it … Continue reading
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Tagged aurora, close-up photography, frost, grassland, hoar frost, ice, macro photography, nebraska, portholes in the snow, prairie, snow, windows in the snow, winter
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