Hoarfrost is an amazingly beautiful natural phenomenon. Ice crystals appear with a sharp drop in air temperature at night and persist until about noon. But if the day is sunny, then the ice crystals under the rays may melt earlier. Hoarfrost usually appears when the air humidity is high. Just on this day, when I was photographing, and on the previous two mornings, we had fogs. And on the sunniest day of them in the morning, I saw frost on the roofs of houses and plants through the window. I made breakfast and went for a walk. Such beauty will not keep you waiting.
And here I am on the street. It's so nice to walk among such beauty. Although it is a pity that some plants have not yet completely wilted, and they already have ice crystals. But nature controls everything and man cannot influence the weather.
The leaves on the branch of the nettle are already nondescript. But the smallest ice crystals adorned them. Moreover, the rays of the sun have tried and got beautiful photos.
And here the grass is undersized, the sun has not yet reached the leaves and they are completely decorated with frost. It's really beautiful.
And now I'm showing contrast. In the previous photo, the grass on short stems, covered with frost, and next to the tree are these wet leaves under the autumn rays of the sun.
And here a wet leaf that has retained its green color shines in the sun. The beauty!
I was walking, and there is such beauty around.
Pay attention to how the sun plays with the leaves of the plants. Some will touch tenderly, warm and melt ice crystals. Others will not be disturbed. Leave for a while to show the beauty to people.
The grass and fallen leaves are covered as if the thinnest icy cobweb, sparkling under the rays of the sun.
This photo shows that the morning is in a hazy haze. It was so mysterious and beautiful.
These flowers are called New Belgian aster. They bloom in September and bloom until November. They are resistant to frost. Frost did not damage them. But how she decorated it.
This fall, we only once had a mild frost on a foggy morning, which adorned the plants. But I managed to capture all the beauty of this natural phenomenon.
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