Mercuric Herd by Einzie1

Photography • Macro • posted on Oct 26, 2005

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More macro.

Comments (15)

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TwistedMindDesigns

1:15AM | Wed, 26 October 2005

I love these kinds of shots...

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ernzan

1:24AM | Wed, 26 October 2005

I was surprized, looks so much better than the thumbnail. I love the PoV...and light and reflection, Nicely done!

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WandM

1:28AM | Wed, 26 October 2005

A drop of water, a world on its own. Cool.

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Dianthus

1:42AM | Wed, 26 October 2005

Excellent macro and well seen:)

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MaydaMason

2:17AM | Wed, 26 October 2005

very beautiful reflections! maybe (just my opinion), if the droplets more near wasn't unfocused may look much better!

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IO4

2:23AM | Wed, 26 October 2005

Awesome shot!Love the reflections.

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kimariehere

3:05AM | Wed, 26 October 2005

beautiful rainy drops!!... wonderful shot very artistic!

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zulaan

4:28AM | Wed, 26 October 2005

Wow ! This is so cool !!! ;)

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Gor111

4:43AM | Wed, 26 October 2005

Fantastic macro shot with a real fabulous color and light setting! What I like as well is the wonderful reflection I can find here! Bravo!!! V

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Chaos911

5:24AM | Wed, 26 October 2005

wow, what a shot super done, excellent!!!

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PeeWee05

7:38AM | Wed, 26 October 2005

Rain drops keep falling... Excelent macro I'm so stuck on the reflexions...

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ericfarris

9:39AM | Wed, 26 October 2005

Your photos are always original EriK - BRAVO!!!!! EXCELLENT!!!!

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jcv2

12:18PM | Wed, 26 October 2005

The flock without feet, trying to get a grip but alas, it won't happen! Wonderful capture!

cynlee

1:08PM | Wed, 26 October 2005

classic, well done ;]

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clifftoppler

4:23PM | Wed, 26 October 2005

Did you have a tripod with you? Could you have had all, or the bulk of the picture sharp? It would then have been a "killer" of a picture. You have a good eye. Cliff.