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February 16, 2014
Artificial moon by Gallynette is a fantastic Macro capture as well as journalistic given that it highlights the cold temperatures that some parts of the world have been feeling lately.
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Did you know that soap bubbles can freeze in minus temperatures?
I discovered this after seeing that photo 
by JessiesPhotography and decided to try my luck! It's kind of a fascinating process but honestly, it's -35°C here lately, with a lot of wind, so it tends to break too fast (and I also tend to freeze faster than the bubble 
). Will definitely try again!
by JessiesPhotography and decided to try my luck! It's kind of a fascinating process but honestly, it's -35°C here lately, with a lot of wind, so it tends to break too fast (and I also tend to freeze faster than the bubble ). Will definitely try again!EDIT: OMG Thank you so much for giving this photo a Daily Deviation!! I feel so glad about it!! 
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Overall
Vision Originality Technique ImpactI really like the framing of this shot. While I'm sort of a stickler for straight horizons, I can see how the tilted angle lends itself to a much better composure with the two ice blades on each side.
I don't know if it's just my monitor, but the ice seems a bit dark to me. I think the vignetting is a bit much, and seems to darken the photo a little too much.
I think I would have shot at f/4 or possible event f/2.8 just to get a little more light, as well as some bokeh to decrease a little distinction between the sharp ball of ice and the busyness of the background.
It's a really nice shot. I'm glad you shot this tight instead of from further back.