Frozen Burdock – Nature Journeys

Frozen Burdock

12/1612/16Posted in Fields & Meadows, Frost, Macro Photography, Nature Photography, Photography, Places, Plants, Wild Flowers, Wildlife PhotographyTagged Arctium minus, December, Frost, Frosty, Lesser Burdock, Macro, Macro Photography, Nature, Nature Photography, Wild Flowers, Wildlife, Wildlife Photography, Winter

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Photographs of Lesser Burdock (Arctium minus) seedhead, taken December 2016, local field margin, Staffordshire. © Pete Hillman 2016. Camera used Nikon D7200, with Nikon 18-55mm lens.

14 thoughts on “Frozen Burdock”

peggyjoan42 says:

12/16 at pm

Frost or snow always makes an object look more beautiful.

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1. Pete Hillman says:
  
  12/16 at pm
  
  It surely does, Peggy 🙂 The last few night here have been very frosty which has given me some nice frosty photo opportunities.
  
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Marilyn Albright says:

12/16 at pm

Excellent macro! Seed heads are quite photogenic.

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1. Pete Hillman says:
  
  12/16 at pm
  
  Thank you, Marilyn 🙂
  
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Vicki says:

12/16 at pm

love the frost and the strands of the spider web..

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1. Pete Hillman says:
  
  12/16 at pm
  
  Thank you, Vicki 🙂
  
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belindagroverphotography says:

12/16 at pm

Another frosted beauty!

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1. Pete Hillman says:
  
  12/16 at pm
  
  Thank you 🙂
  
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Kamila Pala says:

12/16 at pm

Nice shot!

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1. Pete Hillman says:
  
  12/16 at pm
  
  Thank you 🙂
  
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Inger says:

01/17 at pm

Beautiful frosty look:) Perfect ice crystals.

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1. Pete Hillman says:
  
  01/17 at pm
  
  Thank you, Inger 🙂 I just love frost and ice, how it really defines everything it touches.
  
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sandyjwhite says:

01/17 at pm

This is so cool, literally and figuratively!

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1. Pete Hillman says:
  
  01/17 at pm
  
  Thank you, Sandy 🙂
  
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