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I love getting out in the garden straight after the rain has finished. Everything is so fresh! I love the perfect little silvery rain drop balls... : )...
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I love getting out in the garden straight after the rain has finished. Everything is so fresh! I love the perfect little silvery rain drop balls... : )
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AymanSaadedin
 
AymanSaadedin May 16, 2014
GREAT sHOT
sallycampbellclark
sallycampbellclark May 16, 2014
Thank you! :)
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Behind The Lens

Location

In my garden, in a wattle tree. Victoria, Australia.

Time

Early afternoon, around 12-1pm

Lighting

It had just finished raining and it was still overcast, so nice soft lighting.

Equipment

I used a Nikon D3200 DSLR camera, a Nikkor 18-55mm lens and Hoya +1, +4 magnifier filters.

Inspiration

I love experimenting with depth of field and taking macro/close-up photos. It had just finished raining, and it was the perfect, round little rain-drop sitting daintily on the wattle leaf. I had to take a photo! :)

Editing

Yes. Using Photoshop I reduced noise and sharpened the image a little. I also adjusted the contrast slightly to enhance the image.

In my camera bag

Nikon D3200 DSLR camera, a set of Hoya +1, +2, +3, +4 magnifier filters . A Nikkor 18-55mm lens and a Sigma 70-300mm lens with lens hood. A Kenko polarizer filter, a gray card, and spare SD card.

Feedback

Good lighting is always helpful! It helps if you have a macro lens or magnifier filters to pick up more detail in smaller subjects. Use a small f-stop (in this image I used an f-stop of 5.6) to get the depth of field :)

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