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My submission for the "Love Macro Contest" What did you say? ANOTHER MACRO CONTEST?!?Yes, you read it.
And the theme is:
LOVE

Since Valentine's Day is coming, why not have a Love related macro contest? For this contest, you will have to take a macro photograph or a closeup of something that you love. Anyone, or anything.
In other words, you can show off your love for a dessert, your bed (like me), your significant other, water drops, insects..basically anything, as long as it is a macro photograph or a closeup.
RULES (please read carefully)
The photograph has to be at least 1280 pixels wide (It is the “Display options” / “Size: 1280 pixels wide” or “Size: 1600 pixels wide” widget when you submit your photograph, underneath the “Contains Mature Content?
Make sure to check it out and join in if you can! Lots of points up for grabs
#macroarmy

I LOVE water drop photography and overly done bokeh backgrounds. But more specifically for this picture, I love the unexpected things that can happen when photographing water drops. This was meant to be a standard collision, instead I ended up with a decidedly sad looking water column, with the second drop way on the other side, as if it's walking away. Do water drops even have feet? WHO KNOWS. Anyway, that's the narrative I see when I look at this picture. Others may just see a pile of crap! Isn't macro photography wonderful?

Description
My submission for the "Love Macro Contest" What did you say? ANOTHER MACRO CONTEST?!?Yes, you read it.
And the theme is:
LOVE

Since Valentine's Day is coming, why not have a Love related macro contest? For this contest, you will have to take a macro photograph or a closeup of something that you love. Anyone, or anything.
In other words, you can show off your love for a dessert, your bed (like me), your significant other, water drops, insects..basically anything, as long as it is a macro photograph or a closeup.
RULES (please read carefully)
The photograph has to be at least 1280 pixels wide (It is the “Display options” / “Size: 1280 pixels wide” or “Size: 1600 pixels wide” widget when you submit your photograph, underneath the “Contains Mature Content?
Make sure to check it out and join in if you can! Lots of points up for grabs
#macroarmy

I LOVE water drop photography and overly done bokeh backgrounds. But more specifically for this picture, I love the unexpected things that can happen when photographing water drops. This was meant to be a standard collision, instead I ended up with a decidedly sad looking water column, with the second drop way on the other side, as if it's walking away. Do water drops even have feet? WHO KNOWS. Anyway, that's the narrative I see when I look at this picture. Others may just see a pile of crap! Isn't macro photography wonderful?