directed from camera.. to photoshop only for the watermark..

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.

Lots of tooth like structures in this little plant.

Looks a little like a video game monster.

I love the little albino leaf trying to bloom.

taken on Easter Saturday 26/3/16 by my smartphone.

Never under-appreciate the beauty of a dying rose.

I wanted to give depth to the stamens and in the end it reminds me of 6 little snakes poking their heads out of a green void.

Intention was to keep the orange bold but nondescript so the color of the stamens drew the attention.

So many shades of white.

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.

Boom! Color Explosion!

Insect

Looks like a spinning tumbleweed or dust cloud caught in a still shot.It gives so much motion even though it is still.

Makes me think or a colorful explosion. Lots of interest in a flower past it's prime.

A single tear like drop can be seen toward the center of the flower. It hides inside truly explosive color.

The five stamens seemed surprised and wanted to climb toward a soft green light. Another example a dying bloom's beauty.

Deep color in a plant well past its prime.

Lots of drops on this purple, pink, and green flower.

Stamens with bright yellow heads jumping from the flower.

Water drops placed on the petals of a purple bloom.

Drying buds in front of a bright yellow flower.

No color enhancement. This is the actual color of this flower. I am always amazed at what nature gives us.

Love this blue color. Drops were moving so had to be fast.

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.

Two beautiful sisters grinning ear to ear.

Using a couple different light sources to go from bright color to dim color.

A child flower reaching from pink to soon create it's own masterpiece..

Different colored drops and different colors of light teetering on the edge of a leaf.

Love the depth of color here.

One flower has just bloomed and aggressive and the other is still in its infancy.

Directional light on the center shows the green inside.

Extremely hot orange flower with high amount of detail. Reminds me of a Fall sunrise.

BOOM! Ooh, Ahh.

A drop placed on a wilting yellow rose.

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.

Droplets Somehow Hold In Place. Gravity Relaxes For A Short Moment

If you looked up the color yellow in the dictionary, this might be what you see. Also love the intricate geometry of the flower.

The color of this flower was more white than pictured. A little green light from the front gives it more of a "minty," color.

Trying to capture the intricacy of the stamens and show the transparency of the petals.

Such a perfect crystal white.

Tried very hard to centralize focus. These reminded me of raw pistachios.

I've always found capturing white with a deeply saturated color very difficult. But I like this shot.

Rich Fall Colors come out in this aggressive looking little bloom.