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Macro Water Drops with Refraction – More Attempts

Christine Widdall Posted on 11/10/2015 by Christine13/10/2015
Water Drop Refractions 2

I’m starting to get the hang of the technique of photographing water droplets – see Macro Water Drops with Refraction for my first attempt. Now I am looking for some different compositions. I’m not finding that so easy, because the darned droplets won’t stay quite where I want them to – I place them carefully and they run to where they want to go and, as they have a mind of … Read full article…

Tagged close-up, dew, dewdrop, drop, droplet, flower, macro, water

Macro Water Drops with Refraction

Christine Widdall Posted on 10/10/2015 by Christine10/10/2015
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Whilst preparing a talk on macro photography to deliver at one of my photographic clubs, I became fascinated by the tiny world of images refracted through water droplets. There are some incredibly beautiful examples to be seen on the web and my offerings here are a first attempt. As with everything in life, we become better by practice and I have already discovered some of the things that I have … Read full article…

Tagged close-up, dewdrop, droplet, flowers, macro, refraction, water drop

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