Joining Karen in this weeks photo challenge with the subject of water droplets.
Last year I tried this challenge with little success. With the cold weather we've had this past week or two I managed to catch a frozen water droplet. Hopefully Karen won't see this as cheating :)
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| Manual Mode Focal Length 55mm 1/160 f5.6 ISO100 |
I'm not sure which photo i like best. This first one sets the scene.
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| Manual Mode Focal Length 55mm 1/400 f5.6 ISO200 |
I love the bohek effect on this photo and.....
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| Manual Mode Focal Length 55mm 1/200 f5.6 ISO100 |
......the light glistening on this droplet. This is possibly my favourite.
All images are straight from the camera with slight crops.
If you would like to see more do pop across to Karen's blo.
That is an amazing photo - just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWow! I love when natures beauty gets captured in photos. This is amazing.
ReplyDeleteWow! Did you use a tripod? It's so crisp
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning photos Louise!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot, simple but so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGreat pics Louise
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
Wow, the detail is amazing
ReplyDeleteOh wow Louise, what a fab photo! xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pics Louise x
ReplyDeleteThese have come out really well and I can't choose a favorite as they are all great, They all look like diamonds so stunning.
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yvonne
LOL cheating not at all, I wish I had some frozen water droplets to photograph. The light in all three is lovely and the dof spot on really drawing the eye to the water droplet. I think the last one is my fav as it shows the detail in the ice. Well done and thanks for taking part. xxx
ReplyDeleteAmazing that you can see the ice crystals. Great photos Louise.
ReplyDeleteooh, amazing pics, well done! I'm going to be looking out for frozen droplets to photograph next winter! x
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