Drop plant
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A macro shot of dew droplets formed on a blade of grass
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this is the results of a foggy moring
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I know there is no shortage of rose photography here (or anywhere), but I had so much fun taking these pictures last night that I really wanted to share them! This one is straight out of my camera – no editing. I was tempted to play around with it but it feels refreshing, and vulnerable, to do nothing to a photo.
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waterlily after raining. © 2004 Janos L. Sison
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Dew-drenched dandelion seeds.
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Hosta leaves with the remainder of yesterday’s afternoon shower. The color and texture just shouted “take my picture” . . . so I did!
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falling off the ice plant the raindrops from the little autumn downpour! I am thinking this is my once in a Blue Moon shot!! I have been experiementing recently with different programme buttons this was using the P program no tripod and a lot of waiting for the drops to start moving down – I didn’t expect this though! No post production work done, As Is straight from the camera used the canon 350d and sigma 70-300mm lens. Featured in the AS IS group December 08 / Featured in Flowers in Macro (very close Macro) 21 January 09 :) 1/1000 seconds / F/11 / 300mm / ISO 1600
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Winter is here :-)
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During breaks in the rain, my son and I were pretending that these branches were umbrellas. After we had finished we placed them on the ground. When I came back later there had been another shower and on top of the leaves were these gorgeous big rain drops (I really wished I had my macro at the time- should be arriving anyday now :D). Taken using my Canon 300D with a 18-55mm lens.
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Another shot from a few years ago, this was my first attempt at a rain drop shot,and this is what I got, I hope you like it, please look at in larger view to see details. Thanks so much for commenting and viewing I really appreciate it!!!! =)smile / / /
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As the sun warms the air, dew drops formed on the hollyhock blossom. Dryden, ON. / Olympus E-510; 50 mm macro
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I couldn’t resist trying out some rain captures end of last summer – we had so many showers in September you would have thought it was April!! Still made use of our big parasol :) This was just before RB and was still learning all about apatures, settings etc… Featured in All Water in Motion 6th April ‘09 Canon 350d Sigma Lens / 1/1250 seconds / F/13 / 300mm FL / ISO 1600 / Hand Held / As Is
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Prints available on request (bubblemail me or visit my website) Nikon D300, Nikon 105mm macro lens
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A tiny drop of water on a new shoot on my strange pink plant that starts pink and turns green…very cool.
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Water droplets on a leaf / polaroid i633 6.0 mega pixels
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Just a tiny drop of water in a twist of sweetpea tendril reflecting the colors of the flowers beneath….having fun with my new macro lens and lighting….amazing how just moving a lamp an inch of two can change all the reflections.
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Love the reflection and the color in this one…it goes well with Summer Pendant.
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leaves of my Daphne plant after the rain to achieve this effect I darkened it aas much as possible in the tuning and then kept adding light to get this look .
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White Wings Grevillea native australian plant very prickly foliage and very hardy during drought!
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Canon 500D / Sigma 700MM Macro / Water drop in sweetpea tendril / Table lamp / Bounce box with peach colored fabric draped over top / Dried sweetpea plant tendril / A bit of adjusting in curves / Noise removal
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