Bentley Snowflakes
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Based on both arts and science, once a beautiful reality, all these snowflake images survived time. They were captured by Wilson Bentley (1865?1931), a passionate snow crystals photographer, around 1902. He developed an interesting technique of catching flakes on black velvet before they either melted or sublimated: “each crystal was caught on a blackboard and transferred rapidly to a microscope slide.”
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Source: Wikimedia Commons, Bentley Snow Crystal Collection
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Beautiful.
I’ve got plenty falling outside the window at the moment!
I don’t… this winter it snowed so little…
pretty wild looking and no 2 are ever the same. I’m looking at alot of them in my yard, I’m ready for spring.
you’re lucky
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Makes one contemplate the infinite.
we never get any snow in Texas
the pictures remind me of Stargate Atlantis….so cool!