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Published: 2009-06-04 11:42:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 7671; Favourites: 352; Downloads: 67
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Please give me credit if you use my picture and let me know where you have used it. You are not permitted to modify my picture in any manner or use it for commercial purposes. Constructive criticism is welcome.
Taken with a Fujifilm FinePix S1000fd.
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Wo0oW
this is so incredible
loved it
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thank you
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What a spectacular pic! Great photography! Thanks for the fave!
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thank you
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This looks really nice.
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It's nice to get feedback, but sometimes the technical side can be a bit much. No need to get too technical when you have produced such a great shot!
The greatest shots are sometimes achieved by being at the right spot at the right time
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thank you
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The world upside down in a raindrop, cool shot ^^
Thank you for the fav!
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This is simply devine. Lovely shot. I just love it.
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thank you ... glad you like it
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stunning image....it gave me goosebumps when i first saw it
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thank you
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You are featured here [link]
Cheers Zalika
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Thank you very much. I really appreciate it.
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thank you very much
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hehe ur welcome again!
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Wow, amazing shot. I love this, it's really beautiful
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that is amazing! wonderful picture
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Stunning image - well noticed! Sunset through a raindrop - this is one of the best raindrop images I've seen on dA, and there are a fair few!
I don't know if you could ever have achieved the depth of focus you wanted - optically, the refracted image of the sun & branches is in a wildly different place to the drop itself. Stopping down lots (f22+) might have helped, but you would likely have blurred the shot with the consequently slow shutter speed. Or had to cope with the grain of high ISO speed. Me - I think this is about as good as droplets get!
Well done!
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Thank you very much for the fav and in-depth comment. I really appreciate it.
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Without some really smart computer software, I would hate to try to work out the details! I can't even begin to think where everything was really focusing.
Sometimes taking a number of shots with different DoF does it though - and at the end of the day, that's all you can really change anyway.
And this is DeviantART, not DeviantSCIENCE 
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This is a killer shot, Great Job
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