More dewdrop refractions

Lord Vetinari · October 10, 2014

More shots from the lovely dew the other day, this time using an impatiens flower for the refractions. Quite a few damp aphids in the grass. All shots focus stacked using zerene.
Brian V.

David_S85 · October 10, 2014

Wow! Took me a few seconds to notice there were bugs in these photos. How do they not drown in dew like that?

AlexShark · October 10, 2014

These are incredibly well composed and executed.

I keep wondering what would work better: the single drop with the bug (#5) or the broader view. The sharp reflection of the flower in #1 bottom-left drop is the best as far as reflections go, and the little droplets on the right are necessary. #5 has a great focus on subject (if the bug is the subject in it). They are all good.

Stumblebum · October 10, 2014

Only Brian! Cheers!

DeVil · October 10, 2014

Lord Vetinari · October 11, 2014

Thanks all for the comments- appreciated

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Brian V.

GOLDENORFE · October 11, 2014

Great series Brian , what flowers ?

Lord Vetinari · October 11, 2014

GOLDENORFE wrote: »

Great series Brian , what flowers ?

Thanks Phil.
Flower was an Impatiens- new guinea impatiens- fancy bizzy lizzy
Brian v.

lifeinfocus · October 11, 2014

#1 and #7 are my favorites of this set.

Whenever I see macro shots at my camera club here in Michigan, I think about how much better they could be after viewing yours and a few other dgrinners.

Phil

Lord Vetinari · October 12, 2014

lifeinfocus wrote: »

#1 and #7 are my favorites of this set.

Whenever I see macro shots at my camera club here in Michigan, I think about how much better they could be after viewing yours and a few other dgrinners.

Phil

Thanks Phil for the kind comments

Brian v.

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