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Published: 2004-05-01 11:56:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 1295; Favourites: 40; Downloads: 613
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Once again a shot with my favourite element...Related content
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i can see tiles reflected in the droplets suggesting maybe a kitchen or bathroom and i can see the drops are dropping down from someting with lots of symetrical points but besides that this shot fasinates me. Great work
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It looks like it was rendered in some 3D Software 
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yeh i love the reflections in the drops theyre amazing...
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thank u for your comment... Very glad u like it
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this makes me so thirsty 
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thank u very much for this kind comment
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Wow, this looks great, I like how each drop has its own reflection.
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wow.
water always looks so cool
i like that you got the reflections in.
very very pretty...
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Incredible shot. I love the reflection off the water droplets.
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wonderful shot, made all the better with the choice of contrast-y black and white
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amazing, whats the element? is it glycerine or smt like that
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An amazing shot, using a cheese grater is such a great idea, i would never have thought of that
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thank u very much for the fav
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thank u very much for the fav & the message
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Love the texture and reflections in the droplets. Very nice contrast.
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Very good use of light. I like how you can see the background in the back. Good work on capturing such a elusive piece of earth.
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nice shot
the water droplets are perfect, great timing and use of lighting for this, a little dissapointing that the white unfocused are is in there, without it this shot would be top notch in my opinion
what is the water filtered through?? a cheese grater?
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Whoa....quite impressive. One of the best macro shots I've ever seen.
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Wow 
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