Published: 18 Mar 2025 › Updated: 18 Mar 2025
Ice Under The Microscope
Welcome back to my blog guys, today I bring you some shots that I tried to take using the frost that is created inside the freezers at home. The hardest part was obviously getting it under the microscope without everything melting!
The moment is exactly that of the fusion.
Here I tried to enlarge the images more so that I could also notice the part of the air enclosed inside the ice.
| Camera. | Lumix gx7 + stereoscopic microscope |
| Lens. | 10x2 - 20x2 |
| Filter. | / |
| Post production. | lightroom |
| Iso. | 200 |
| F. | / |
| Fimes. | / |
I hope you enjoyed this series, see you soon!
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