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A lily with a daffodil refraction reflected onto a black shiny surface.

My single image with post processing in Photoshop and Topaz.

Refraction

La réfraction peut se définir comme la déviation que subit un rayon lumineux lorsqu'il passe dans un milieu de densité différente.

Theme - Matchstick

I was safer using water than fire :)

flowers in water drops,it's nice symmetry i think,one day i will have a blue sky and clouds in one of these!😊

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Have a great Tuesday everyone!

Transylvania - Romania

camera is my red d5300,water used and with the same equip as the dandelions,bellows etc.,i used a thin linked necklace chain thats been left outside for a long time to get weathered and textured,its from the same shoot as the dandelion one previous,i just put a dande/drop in front for the other.thanks.ps,the one drop fell out of position lol!😊

the image background is freely available to download from many websites and for artistic purposes.first attempt at this background from 2 years ago is seen below.

PS and refraction's combo.

Raindrops

Another raindrop image from yesterday.

Posting early as I will be out for most of the afternoon.

Catch up later.

Westport, MA

I just can't help myself, when they're sparkling in the sunlight like this I have to take a picture :)

#Camu

Refraction of light through the clouds

The light of late afternoon illuminates this window in the medieval Abbey of Santa Maria of Alcobaca in Portugal into a refraction of beautiful colors.

"I could compare my music to white light which contains all colours. Only a prism can divide the colours and make them appear; this prism could be the spirit of the listener."

~ Arvo Part

âMacro Mondaysâ ,

âRadiantâ ,

Candle,

Flame,

Refraction,

Macro,

United States,

Pennsylvania,

Fall.

A left over shot from HMM Dutch Angle. Happy weekend everyone.

Moon Elixir x Muse :: Lethal Addiction Lingerie @ Saturday Sale

They are doing really well, lots of flowers :)

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4:52Abstract and Conceptual

This is so out of my usual style but it was fun to do.

There has been some welcome light rain in Brisbane today. Here are some of the raindrops suspended in a spider web, each producing a refracted image of a hibiscus flower behind them.

refraction of light beans by a prism.

Poinsettia flower refracted in a drop of water.

Macro Mondays - glass

The stripey background is from a computer screen.

My second choice for MM.

Water drops on some white flowers with a small refraction

Woods and Wetlands

Sculpture - McKee Gardens

Hans Godofrabel

Tower

From the 1979 Tower of Babel

This was the photo I was going to do yesterday until I saw the glass of water on my desk.

It was my first attempt how to make this kind of composition. I like it and I want to share with you ...

Colour pencils and water drop refraction's in a Bulb.Final one in the set for now.

I thought it was interesting how the refraction of the pond can be seen in the droplet as it falls from the beak of this snowy egret. Fleeting in the material world, enduring in the digital world. Deep, huh?

Jade Plant (Crassula ovata)

A very cold and grey day here today with some light drizzle. Plenty of raindrops on plants and flowers to be seen.

A Valentine present with Heart shaped refractions. HMM!

Duchman Family Winery, Driftwood, TX. Sony A6000 and Sigma 30/2.8.

Refractions and reflections. Glasses placed on black acrylic glass in front of pc screen.

SOOC, no crop.

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I had some fun with water drops today. Back with the (big) daisies in the garden and armed with a glass of water that I'd added some sugar to (which helps the droplet 'stick') --- I played forever trying to get a drop in the right place, and then to position the camera. And then the breeze picked up, aargh! So this was the best image from my first attempt. I'm encouraged to try again, maybe on some indoor flowers next time (no breeze)!

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