Snowflakes 2000
4th Annual Exhibit of Snowflakes
by Rick Doble

My biggest exhibit so far.
Colored and colorized microscopic and magnifiied photographs of snow crystals and ice
These pictures were derived in part from the study of snow crystals by W. A. Bentley
26 colorful snowflakes.

This year I did something new.
You will see the same snowflake
in two or more color schemes.

This is my most popular exhibit. My three previous exhibits recorded a combined total of over 30,000 unique hits.
Schools, students, teachers and others should email me for permission to use any of these images. Generally there is no fee for educational and non-profit purposes.

Send me an e-mail message.

These snowflakes are derived in part
from the landmark microscopic study
of snowflakes by W. A. Bentley.

Click here to see my articles about
art in the 21st Century and the digital age.

Please click on a thumbnail to see a larger picture.

The same snowflake in 3 or more different color schemes.

The same snowflake in 2 different color schemes.

See the other online snowflake exhibits from past years
plus a Christmas lights exhibit
-- over 100 digital images plus animations --

3rd Annual Snowflake Exhibit (1999)
Snowflake Splendor
--- digital snowflakes are falling on the internet ---

2nd Annual Snowflake Exhibit (1998).

Go to to the 1st Snowflake Exhibit (1997).

See a related seasonal show
An Exhibit of Christmas Lights
--- folk art in the yard ---
Over 80 pictures including animation

Go to my

Digital Visuals
site to see a full listing of my visual work
on the Internet.

If you would like to use any of these images,
send me an e-mail message at:
for permission. I am very open to working with students,
web sites, zines, ezines, schools and other groups,
so please be sure to ask.

Snowflakes 20004th Annual Exhibit of Snowflakesby Rick Doble

This year I did something new. You will see the same snowflake in two or more color schemes.

This is my most popular exhibit. My three previous exhibits recorded a combined total of over 30,000 unique hits. Schools, students, teachers and others should email me for permission to use any of these images. Generally there is no fee for educational and non-profit purposes.

Send me an e-mail message.

These snowflakes are derived in part from the landmark microscopic study of snowflakes by W. A. Bentley.

Click here to see my articles about art in the 21st Century and the digital age.