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Water droplet settling on the surface of water.
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that's like the perfect timing! how did you get that just right?
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Thanks again Nick.... and thanks for all your support. Β
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How did you manage to do this?
It looks absolutely fantastic, but itΒ΄s hard to believe this is real.
Not meant as offence. How can you place a droplet on water without
it sinking immediately? Β
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Thank you, and no offence taken what-so-ever.
Trust me though, I am still gobsmacked when I look at it and still haven't removed it from my camera! Β Its not a placed droplet as obviously it would sink. Β It was a droplet from a stream of droplets, that once in a while skimmed over the surface and I just happened to catch this one at the right time before it made any ripples. Β If you look at this one fav.me/d70jsjf , the droplet was caught a little too late (although I still like it), and caused ripples on the surface of the water. Β Also the shape of the drop changed with the impact.
I guess I was lucky with this one and wonder whether I'll ever be able to capture a moment like this again lol. Β One things for sure, I will keep trying!!
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I see.
True you were very lucky, but only luck isnΒ΄t enough.
YouΒ΄ve seen it, because you had you eyes open.
So if you search for these special moments youΒ΄ll be able
to capture one again. ^-^
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This is beautiful! I love the colors and the focus is really good too. Also, you used your frame space really well
Not sure if you do macro photography often, but if so you should check out %WOW-Macros !
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Thank you.Β Joined the group 
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Excellent, glad to have you on board!
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Looks nothing like a water drop. It's like a plastic ball on a mirror. Outstanding work!
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Thank you.Β Don't know if I'll ever get one like this again without the ripples lol, but I will keep trying
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