My Zinnias were toasted by the first hard frost Saturday night. At first light Sunday morning they resembled frosted flakes.
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Beautiful right until the end, great shots, Chris.
Thanks Eliza!
It’s always interesting to me to see how some of these frosted flowers still can feel warm and appealing.
What a lovely attitude to have towards the coming winter. Even the close-up that I converted to black and white exudes some warmth, I think…perhaps due to the early morning sunshine on the petals.
Sparking velvet beauties. They’re gorgeous!
Thanks Catherine!
Oh, those are lovely photos!
Thanks Tracy!
I agree with shoreacres – I love these images.
Thank you!
They are beautiful Chris. And a white frost is a nice end to the season for them, rather than just shrivelling up.
You’re so right Cathy – made them look like sugar frosted edible flowers for a day…right now they’re quite brown and shriveled, although there’s a light snow falling so perhaps the effect might wind up the same!