Prints available at Artist website (mirrors at Pixels and FineArtAmerica), RedBubble.com.
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This snowflake is one of my all-time favorites. This is large stellar dendrite snow crystal (around 5 millimeters from tip to tip), slightly melted and partially covered with small bubbles of rime. It looks unusual, with it's massive tree-like branches and big central hexagon, divided by six sectors. This crystal remind me tiny planet of The Little Prince, which is teared apart by roots of six overgrown baobabs.
Also, i processed this snowflake in different colors:
Prints available at Artist website (mirrors at Pixels and FineArtAmerica), RedBubble.com.
Licenses for commercial use - at Shutterstock.com, Marketplace.500px.com.
Here you'll find realistic vector version of this snowflake and simplified version in two colors (in EPS / SVG formats and high resolution rasterized PNGs). Although automatic vectorization process simplifies snowflake structure and reduces number of colors, but still, i like how it looks, and ability to stretch this snowflake to any size without further loss of details is really great!
This interesting crystal also available as ultra HD wallpaper:
Snowfalls of that day, December 26, 2014, bring us good amount of interesting crystals. I've already processed two more snowflakes: Winter technologies and High voltage and have many other good specimens to work with!
If you want to see more snowflakes, you can browse through all snowflake pictures.
Here is article about snowflake macro photography.