There is something so simplistic and beautiful with snow on our garden plants. We typically hold off on pruning to enjoy their beauty!
This also technically qualifies for the “Surviving November 2025” theme as well, Round.
Shot with my Canon R6MII + EF/RF Adapter + Canon EF 100mm f2.8L Macro Lens
On this day, an anniversary of my brothers death I am grateful for my connection to spirit, that I allow myself to listen to my intuition and trust, sometimes in times of complete unknown. 111
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2 thoughts on “Macro Monday | Snow Plants”
Is it usual in your part of the world (I don’t know where you are) to get snow in the middle of November?
I also use a Canon EF 100mm macro lens for many of my pictures.
Oh thats a great macro lens isn’t it!
We are in South-Western Ontario, so yes this is “normal” for us to have some snow, its much nicer when the ground freezes and the snow stays so we aren’t back and forth with cold damp weather!
Is it usual in your part of the world (I don’t know where you are) to get snow in the middle of November?
I also use a Canon EF 100mm macro lens for many of my pictures.
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Oh thats a great macro lens isn’t it!
We are in South-Western Ontario, so yes this is “normal” for us to have some snow, its much nicer when the ground freezes and the snow stays so we aren’t back and forth with cold damp weather!
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