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Different Point of View
Published: 2012-12-02 12:59:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 13149; Favourites: 1570; Downloads: 1
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the relfection isn't perfect, but somehow i like it
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Hello,
I wanted to let you know that I have featured this image in my recent feature
Have a wonderful day, thank you for sharing.
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Absolutely beautiful. : D
I really like the little ying yang symbols in the little drops. Tao are you? XD (Pardon the bad joke. xD) I really like it.
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This is one of the most amazeing and beautiful things that I have ever seen.
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You caught this at the exact perfect moment! It's truly spectacular!
Grats on the DD; it's completely well-deserved! 
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Congrats on the DD!
I LOVE the perspective, and how the ying-yang sign fits so nicely in the middle!!
The drop almost looks like a smile, from a panda or a bear or something, with two tiny ying-yang eyes, and ying-yang mouth, and the little line curving up the right side as a slight smile
Great idea!!
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Y'know, it kinda does!
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Great job (again... as always. 
If you don't mind, I'd like to use this as a reference for a charcoal/pastel piece.
Thanks for the consideration.
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whoa snap what is going on here owo *insta-faves*
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This. Is. Just. Too... PERFECT. I absolutely love the simplicity, and the symbolism with the use of yin-yang in the background, and then minimized in the water drop, and then... and the...
No more words. Just wow!
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It's like a dice inside the drop... wonderful work!
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This is really good! I love this style! Congratulations!
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Incredible water drop photo. I love the use of the yin yang symbol as background and how it works in the drops. Congrats on the DD!
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CONGRATULATIONS!!! The DD is 110% deserved!! 
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I LOVE your "different point of view" - AWESOME
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Congrats on the well deserved DD!
Have a nice day!
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omg this is so cool... yin/yang Chinese symbol
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Are you even kidding me. This photo is just ... ahhhhh!!
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Not trying to call you out on technicalities, but I thought you might like to know...
The image in the water droplet is a refraction, not a reflection. That is why the image is inverted. Basically, your water droplet is acting as a lens and inverting the light to cause the image to be upside down. The lens of your camera does the same thing. In old film cameras, this would be fixed by the person turning the film over once it was processed. Digital cameras process the image and flip them for display. Our eyes do the same thing, the image that is projected onto our retina is actually upside down, then our brain processes it and flips it the right way. It's fun to think that the art you are creating, by the time it gets to the end result of a viewer seeing the image, the light source has been flipped many times. This is also what would cause an image to be in or out of focus. [link]
I once read an article somewhere about a study that was conducted to see if the human brain could be trained to perceive differently. It is talked about more in the Wikipedia article about Perceptual Adaptation [link]
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