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Published: 2008-10-15 20:38:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 3381; Favourites: 147; Downloads: 0
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A Dew drop refraction. These are drops of dew on a blade of grass with a flower placed behind them so that it is refracted in the drops. The only photoshop work is in combining the multiple shots needed to get the entire scene in focus.Related content
Comments: 38
What kind of camera/lens do you use? I'm looking to buy a new camera.
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tell me please are you a nikon keeper????. what lens did you use to take this pic????
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this is so beautiful, you suddenly call into question if it's real.. great work!!
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Your beautiful photo has been featured here: [link] !!!
Check out this same journal for a couple new contests features that i am doing as well. Have a great day & keep up the great work. Cant wait to see more!
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Uniquely captivating, and a true work of art.
Love the composition and tones. You should be proud of this work.
A favourite...
Cheers!
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I love show sharp and crisp the images come out! well done! where do you fire your flash from?? hand held or hotshoe?
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Thank you, i use canons MT24ex twinflash, which attaches to the front of the lens.
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ahh ok. well keep up the great work!
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that's beautiful
did you do any editting to get this or is it straight up?
either way it's awesome
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Thank you, the only editing is in stacking the seperate images to get one in focus image. I either use combinezm or do it by hand using the healing brush tool in photoshop.
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your welcome and it is a really rad picture
nice work
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I either use a program called combinezm or do it by hand in CS3 using the healing brush tool.
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and i'm going to have to try the technique you described! i've thought about trying it a while ago, but i never realized how wonderful it could turn out, as you've shown with this
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