In 1885 Wilson Alwyn (1865-1931) from Vermont, became the first person to take photos of snow flakes, using a special set up. Here is some of his vast work.

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SOURCE:

https://artblart.com/tag/snowflakes/

https://twistedsifter.com/2017/02/wilson-bentley-first-ever-photos-of-snowflakes/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilson_Bentley

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I want to transform it into a art project for my home

[u/Pkel03]

That's real cool 😎

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I see what you did there....

[u/Klezhobo]

Wilson Alwyn Bentley, known to all Vermonters as Snowflake Bentley.

[u/scrotumscab]

They say that no two snowflakes are alike, but there's so many that that just can't be true. Right?

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I ought to be able to smash GUIDs until the heat-death of the universe and never run into a collision...

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That was interesting, but I don't think we have lazy app developers making snowflakes

[u/jewella1213]

Beautiful 😍, I mean, you know not one is alike but seeing the evidence up close is astonishing.

[u/other_half_of_elvis]

there's a whole Radiolab episode about photographing snowflakes. The episode name is Bliss.

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Snowflakes may be common, but these are the first ones to get a professional portrait session.

[u/BruteBassie]

Here is my personal collection:

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AI slop?