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FocalFrenzy,

Update, the Second: no snow, up to 62 degrees some days. Have Super Glue

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It's 35 degrees here, no snow, some due tonight. Now where did I put that superglue....?
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FocalFrenzy,

Just an aside, from earlier attempts: using a frozen dinner (turned upside-down for black flat surface) to catch some fresh falling flakes seemed to work.
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kelly,

Punsters are rarely given credit, for good reason . . .

A low moan is usually the most to be gained. Thanks for playing along!
You've managed to pull a few snickers out of me, as well and a chuckle or two.
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Old 01-13-2008, 11:26 PM
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Aha! There you are!

Isn't a website just the funnest thing ever?!

(What kind of magic shows have you been watching?)
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Old 01-15-2008, 02:32 AM
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FocalFrenzy,

Might be close to something. Today's snow was the best so far, in terms of shape and separateness. These are two one-handheld outdoor shots:

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FocalFrenzy,

Closer . . .

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I just wanted to let you know how much I have enjoyed just looking through this thread at these amazing shots!
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Sandie, Welcome

and be inspired: that's how FocalFrenzy's work got me outside with numb fingers trying to catch a photo before ice melts. Not expensive, no new equipment, nothing MacGuyveresque. Give it a shot!

Closer . . .

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Jiminy, These are great. Can youshare your set-up, other than the frozen entree container? (That was really cool BTW) Thanks for the tip. The snow we got here was more sleet like. Kind of rounded with no noticeable crystal patterns. I'm hoping for better flakes tomorrow. Thanks for posting these.
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