Daisy Drop
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Mar, 2011Views
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Outstanding Creativity
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Superior Skill
Exceptional Contrast
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drakkardarkblade
May 01, 2013
Congrats. Awesome capture! If you get a chance please check out my photos.
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bbk
May 01, 2013
Great macro shot.Great colors and great clarity.Well done.Congrats on feature photo!!!
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Kornrawiee-Gallery
May 04, 2013
"Do no more than draw lessons from the past; it is pointless to dwell on it; Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov.:)
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Outstanding idea created the artwork by you,
Take care my artist friend,
Sunny
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Outstanding idea created the artwork by you,
Take care my artist friend,
Sunny
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Behind The Lens
Location
Inside my kitchen, near a window.Time
Late morning.Lighting
It was taken on a cloudy day, late morning. It was a nice, diffused light and that's actually why I set out to do some indoor flower shots that day.Equipment
Canon 50D, Canon 100mm Macro lens.Inspiration
I love water drops on flowers. But in the middle of winter, it's a harder thing to naturally come by! So missing spring is what really inspired me. And my love of tiny things that are usually missed in daily life, like a water drop on a flower.Editing
I upped the highlights for a bit more brightness, but that's all.In my camera bag
Right now, My body and several lenses for any situation - Canon 5D MkIII, Canon 70-200mmL, 100mm Macro, 17-40mmL.Feedback
Even lighting and patience is the best approach to something like trying to set water drops on a petal for shots like this one I think.
