Globular beauty by Nasht

Photography • Macro • posted on Mar 31, 2005

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Ok, this is an experiment I think I'm gonna repeat. the image was not cropped out of standard size one: instead this is a "panoramic macro" composed of three different shots. I had 4 or 5 shots of the drop on the left but I felt that the structure required some extra blurred space on the right. So I went shooting again... ;) What I like on this image is that the eye of the watcher is somewhat captured by the "in focus" part and at the same time it's free to wander in the rest of the picture... but it will be drawn to the drop again and again... :) At least... that is what happened to me when I first looked at it! No postwork on this piece at all, except of course stitching and a little sharpening after resizing. Final print should be really good! I'm leaving for the weekend, but I'll read your comments and see all your pictures as soon as I'm back! :)

Comments (24)

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Zacko

4:18AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

Sigh....im not even that surprised anymore. I just know that each time you upload something it will be a pure joy to watch. What an extraordinary capture. Soooooo freakinelegant and tasteful as usual. Cant belive how gorgeous this one is. Excellent work!!!! Have a great weekend #:O)

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Chaos911

4:24AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

WOW, one super excellent macro shot!!!!!!!!! V

lak

4:42AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

now this is cool...very interesting shot!

fvdioso

4:52AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

NICE!!!

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AnnaKirsten

4:54AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

I so often look at those little "jewels" of dew drops in our garden and long to get their exquisite refractions captured on screen. You've done more than that! This is like a precious gem that I'd like to wear as a necklace!

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