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Submitted: January 29, 2011
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Splash on Splashby *relhom

Photography / Macro / Nature

Canon EOS 50D
F-stop f/10
Exposure time 1/2 sec.
ISO- 100
Focal length 100mm

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~Sageli Jan 13, 2012 Student General Artist

this is so cool- it's breathtaking

~Moosplauze Jan 8, 2012 Hobbyist Photographer

Wow, this is such a perfect shot. Amazing really. Wonder why I haven't seen this before. You have my greatest respect for creating such a beautiful image!

*relhom Jan 8, 2012

thank you very much..

~Moosplauze Jan 8, 2012 Hobbyist Photographer

I can't get enough from looking at this, it is so perfect!

Seriously one of the best, if not the best droplet photo I have seen here! I would love to know more about the setup, you surely used the time machine + drip kit, right? I can't tell where you put your flashes, did you have them underneath the water?? And a pink one from front?

I scrolled back up a couple of times while writing this comment, every time I was more amazed on how awesome this shot is! So amazing that the second droplet even formed a little crown on top. And I love that you didn't use more colors in this so the focus stays on the actual droplet and isn't distracted from crazy colors.

Just makes me sad, that there are so few droplet lovers in DA, this should have gotten a DD!

*relhom Jan 8, 2012

The flashes are behind acid etched (frosted) glass. I think the color is from some food coloring I added to drop water..Glad you lke it..I made it into a wall--> [link] Look at the one called Time machine setup.. It's setup kind of the same way...[link]

~Moosplauze Jan 9, 2012 Hobbyist Photographer

Yeah, thank you. I already have it set as background on my office pc

I have seen the time machine setup before, just thought you didn't use food coloring, because it is only such a slight touch of color.

~Valadix Aug 8, 2011 Hobbyist General Artist

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