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Don't all of the drops appear to be asking you a question? Clear water dropped on a red rose with a soft green light from 4 different angles, intensities, and temperature.
Intention was to keep the orange bold but nondescript so the color of the stamens drew the attention.
A white flower was placed at the right distance to be magnified with droplets.
Photoshop was used only for exposure adjustment. Honestly one of my favorite pictures.
A single tear like drop can be seen toward the center of the flower. It hides inside truly explosive color.
Looks like a spinning tumbleweed or dust cloud caught in a still shot.It gives so much motion even though it is still.
No color enhancement. This is the actual color of this flower. I am always amazed at what nature gives us.
A rich purple color winding out of a soft but clean white. No Photoshop. This is the actual purple color. Amazing what nature can offer.
As the color of the petals moves toward the white center, it becomes a pink color that actually clashes with the red.
Rose losing its color at the end of life. I just moved and am very happy to be posting again. Peace to everyone.
The color of this flower was more white than pictured. A little green light from the front gives it more of a "minty," color.
I've always found capturing white with a deeply saturated color very difficult. But I like this shot.