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Flickr is good also couse you can follow some good advices from your contacts such in this case suggestion was to crop the image to give more relevance to the drop. My initial idea was to have the amount of dof as a contrast to the sharpness of drop but somehow the bokeh of dof was actually distracting. Thank you for your advice Herbert and Nancy

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Nature's ornament.

 

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Refraction's of some Pink Flower's in these Rain Drop's.

“And as the drop kissed the ocean, it became the ocean itself.”

 

~ Sw. Chidananda Tirtha

Hold on, hold on tight

Feel the kiss of Christmas light

On the branch, where you'll stop

Until it's time for you to drop

Through the air, as you soar

Ready to disappear, when you reach the floor

Taken for the ODC2 theme today of "Intentional blur abstract"

The twin flash captured nicely, one on each drop.

A shot of some random dudes (who were much better skiers than me) dropping a little cornice on the way up to Silverton's iconic Billboard. One helluva playground!

 

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Slightly sharper than last weeks water drop. I used a larger aperture to keep more in focus.

 

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After dropping off their cars at the NS interchange in Rockwood, FIMX 3138 and 4023 head back west, lite power, bound for Crab Orchard, TN. The B Boats are crossing over Piney Creek on an impressive steel trestle. Also of interest, that center tower marks the dividing line between Central Standard Time and Eastern Standard Time. So for a brief period of time, each locomotive is in a different time zone!

The Japanese girl inside the water drop reflect from the image of the cup have to set upside down . ( Sigma len 70 -300 + Raynox 250 )

Spotted this nice little raindrop shining in the sunshine, "sun at last Happy Days."

Photographed today in Bristol after the recent rain !!!!

 

by Sean Walsh.

Using my friend Don's flash rig, this is my first and only attempt at a water drop shot. Shot with a Canon G11 !

No spring blooms here. But we got rain. Every rain drop has beauty. you just have to find it.

Would be great to get some feedback from you guys. :)

It didn't drop it jumped

Onto the outside floor

It wasn't meant for me

To have one little lick more

Primitive single lens (back lens from a broken zoom)

I have decided to name 'our' Brown Falcon Arthur - think Fonzarelli - this Brown Falcon is one cool dude! Anyway, Arthur dropped by the athletics track to say G'day.

Smile on Saturday ~ One Single Drop

 

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Drop of water on a flower petal.

 

Canon EOS 40D + Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM

 

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Harbour street, Whitstable.

Shot for the theme "Macro". I don't actually own a macro lens but am satisfied with what I captured using my 85mm prime.

 

52 weeks 2019 Edition

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Eos 350D + 100 Macro

f/3.5

1/500

 

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Best viewed large. This is a suggested crop of one of my pictures taken a few weeks ago. The real image is the defraction within the drop. A lens is formed in the water and the flowers behind are shown as an inverted image in the drop.

After tacking on a standard cab SD60 in Atlanta the decision was made to drop that locomotive in Harrisburg Yard (lacked the required cab signals to traverse the Pittsburgh Line) and spin the 3 F-Units.

 

Why this wasn't done down south I don't know, but the 4270 would become the westbound leader for the rest of the journey home from Harrisburg to Altoona.

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