How cool is this single drop? It’s perched on the end of one of the leaves of the weed shown below. I love the way water droplets are rounded (that’s science!!) and that they reflect the world around them (that’s science too LOL). This pink flower is a tiny weed, just a centimetre long.
Oh Lucile! These are for The Clinic!
x desleyjane
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They are awesome!!! I love your scientific pics! 😍
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Thanks Becky. I love getting up close and personal with nature at her most interesting!!
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I always wanted to buy a macro-objective for my cam just because of such pictures but I just can’t imagine to give away so much money just for fun 😄 still I regret not buying one each time I see such pics 😄
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I love that you call it an objective. Such a scientist! The macro is fantastic for portraits as well – gives much more realistic facial shapes.
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One day I’ll buy one 🙂
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These are great. I love water droplet shots; each one is always unique.
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Thanks Su – so much fun to be had!
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fantastic
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Cheers 😊
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wonderful captures!
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Thank you!
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Such lovely, lovely captures, as usual. That water droplet is absolutely amazing! I’m no scientist, but I must agree that science is pretty darn cool. 🙂
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Thanks Brittany – I was very happy to find that one!
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I love the droplet shot too. I think you’ve captured them all just beautifully.
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Thanks Debbie dear!
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That single drop should win you a prize!
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Oh thank you Andy. I do love it. Imagine the world that could be inside there!!
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Or all the worlds clinging to each molecule….and we might as well be a million light years away from those thative there…
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Yes! Very true. Did you see “Men in Black”? Do you remember that last scene where they pan out from the two of them, then pan out further from the city, the earth, the Galaxy etc??
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oh yes, I’ve always been fascinated by the idea of worlds within worlds…..
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Yes I did…so cool and scary…
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Very cool. And imagine if we really are just sitting on some marbles in an alien’s hand!!?
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But we are! Didn’t you know that? Lol
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We very well might be!
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Simply amazing, DJ!! Reminds me of Dr.Seuss’ Horton Hears a Who 🙂
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Oh yes!! Thanks Terri 🙂
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Shots worthy of a scientist 😆 Lovely fractions, Desley.
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Thanks so much Paula – I really loved this little drop!
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These are gorgeous! Beauty and magic in a single drop. I wish I had a macro lens at the moment to capture all the life stages of the ladybird in my wattle tree. They are magnificent too!
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Oh that sounds wonderful! I wish I had a ladybird colony in my garden!
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It is delightful!
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I agree with Andy. You should win a prize. I am speechless.
Seriously beautiful. Perfectly executed. You are a master.
xx
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Thanks so much 🙂
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As I said, love those droplets! The top post on my blog is also of a single drop: https://sustainabilitea.wordpress.com/2015/01/30/weekly-photo-challenge-depth/. Not trying to push it, but if you’re interested…. I’m loving meeting new bloggers through Photo Rehab!
janet
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Ah yes I remember that drop. Lovely. Yes is t the rehab a marvelous place!??
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oh my these photos are simply awesome, you should sell them, I would have them on my wall. Beautiful. PS doing some serious catching up and love your header though I know you had it a while I never commented ❤
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Fantastic Photos
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Thank you dear PP 🙂
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