It’s easy to be swept up in awe when taking in an expansive landscape or a sky blazing with sunset-pink ripples. But nature’s tiniest designs can be just as transformative. Take snowflakes. Their ...

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He likes to take photos in northern Ontario using a special photo-microscope to capture images of freshly fallen flakes. The pioneer of snowflake photography was a Vermont farmer named Wilson A.

We often hear that no two snowflakes are alike. That was showcased by a Wolcott woman who put her micro-photography skills to use this past weekend. Jennifer Rossi caught some amazing images of ...

At his home in Aurora, Jason Persoff peers out the window of his back porch overlooking a field and a small pond. “I always love it when there's fresh fallen snow,” he said. December finally delivered ...