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Published: 2009-02-24 15:51:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 19054; Favourites: 1165; Downloads: 0
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Full view is recommended to see the texture in the drop.Hope you like it, any fav and feedback is very appreciated.
*No manip*
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The swirly texture inside the drop is unique and amazing! Like there's a whole galaxy in there.
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No manip, that's amazing, I love how you managed to get such rich colors!
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no manipulation at all?
wow.
that's awesome.
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I absolutely adore the title for this photo. It creates a sense of magic and fantasy for this magical shot.
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thats awesome. lol at first i thought the texture in the water drop was a person, that was before i looked at the large view , but still pretty awesome
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Wow, this is so gorgeous. This image caught my eye before i even logged in. I love the texture and contrast. I think it is awesome how the bubble is so clear. Like we are seeing cells dividind, like in miosis. A Life being born, creativity in a small vessel just waiting to be released. Sweet!
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Ah, lovely thoughts, thank you so much!
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Wow it's to keep me stareing at something but this is really beatuful [i think i spelled something wrong...]
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Hey, nice work
This work has been featured here: [link]
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That is magic - it looks like you have two people trapped inside. I see what you mean about the comments. You have over two thousand hits on this pic and heaps of favourites but not that much feedback. - but then you would be pretty busy if you had to answer to over two thousand comments
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without being too nosey ...would you mind sharing your exact lens set up. I just purchased a canon 100 mm macro f/2.8 ...do you have any tubes or extenders that you used for this shot? Just curious, I would kill for this one ...lol!
Thanks,
Dan
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No prob
I never used tubes or extenders, thought it is not a bad idea since 1:1 sometimes fail to get close enough.
I used 1 60w lamp on each side of the drop, and a 100w behind to bring out a glow inside the drop.
blue glitter on a fake feather.
Tripod and timer + manual focus.
Off course, no flash. Flash is not my friend.
Hope that was helpful.
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Thanks for the advice ...keep up the good work!
Dan
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That's so gorgeous! x_x The textures within the drop are captivating...
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Amazing! the detail and creativity in this piece is terrific! 5*!
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Sitting on a fake feather
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Amazing! I love photos of water drops, this is one of the best I've seen!
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Wow, that is so incredibly stunning. I'm speechless.
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do I have your permission to stare at this forever? 
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wow! really nice!
loved the colors <3
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O_O No manip?! Oh, my God. This is stunning!
I love how nature needs no manipulation; it's a beauty all by itself. ^_^
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I did my usual post processing, but i get a lot of questions about manip ( adding things, and bending shapes ), so i had to ad it in the description
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Manipulated or not, I still love the great job you did. Can't wait to see more! :3
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This is an icredible shot--the colors are absolutely exquisite. I can just imagine how careful you had to be when you were leaning in to get the shot.
Is it a peacock feather that it's resting on?
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Beautiful!
The Texture in the Drop leaves space for imagination ^^ I see a Face in the drop ^^.
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