Pretty aren't they! All taken on a spider's web hanging across some rosemary in a bed at the front of the garden. If you look closely you can see the rosemary (inverted) inside the droplets. the effect is best on the first shot.
these were my first real attempt at something like this. Not an original idea (credit to the chap who goes under the name of Lord V on Flickr). He has some utterly amazing water droplet photos, plus some of the finest insect macros I've ever seen.
gdare
14 Oct 2007
Amazing. Like a little planets :up:
anonymous
14 Oct 2007
niki writes:
beautiful.
Flying Red Fox Blog
14 Oct 2007
Fantastic:D I saw something like that on the Daily Mail once earlier in the year, its amazing how well some cameras can capture the beautiful reflections. Well done:yes:
Words
14 Oct 2007
Darko, I see what you mean about planets. The red one especially. :spock:
Words
14 Oct 2007
Mark, if you go to the link 'utterly amazing water droplets' further up the comments, you'll get to the page of the guy who did the photos in the Daily Mail. He also pops in to WAB every now and then.
Words
14 Oct 2007
Thanks Niki
redjava
16 Oct 2007
amazing how much beauty is right under our nose :), these are truly dreamy, what time of the day did you take these?
they are in fact, quite inspiring, i think i'll go back and revive my abandoned raindrop project… thank you for sharing 🙂
Vulpes vulpes
20 Oct 2007
Stunning shots!
Words
20 Oct 2007
Kora, they were taken late morning, just after 11.20 to be exact (I couldn;t remember but cheked the EXIF data). Glad you liked them. I haven't had an opportunity to try any more since then. But spiders and light rain seems a perfect combination.
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SittingFox
13 Oct 2007Those are truly astounding!
:star: :star: :star: :star: :star:
Mickeyjoe-Irl
13 Oct 2007Little jewels :up:
Words
13 Oct 2007Pretty aren't they! All taken on a spider's web hanging across some rosemary in a bed at the front of the garden. If you look closely you can see the rosemary (inverted) inside the droplets. the effect is best on the first shot.
these were my first real attempt at something like this. Not an original idea (credit to the chap who goes under the name of Lord V on Flickr). He has some utterly amazing water droplet photos, plus some of the finest insect macros I've ever seen.
gdare
14 Oct 2007Amazing. Like a little planets :up:
anonymous
14 Oct 2007niki writes:
beautiful.
Flying Red Fox Blog
14 Oct 2007Fantastic:D I saw something like that on the Daily Mail once earlier in the year, its amazing how well some cameras can capture the beautiful reflections. Well done:yes:
Words
14 Oct 2007Darko, I see what you mean about planets. The red one especially. :spock:
Words
14 Oct 2007Mark, if you go to the link 'utterly amazing water droplets' further up the comments, you'll get to the page of the guy who did the photos in the Daily Mail. He also pops in to WAB every now and then.
Words
14 Oct 2007Thanks Niki
redjava
16 Oct 2007amazing how much beauty is right under our nose :), these are truly dreamy, what time of the day did you take these?
they are in fact, quite inspiring, i think i'll go back and revive my abandoned raindrop project… thank you for sharing 🙂
Vulpes vulpes
20 Oct 2007Stunning shots!
Words
20 Oct 2007Kora, they were taken late morning, just after 11.20 to be exact (I couldn;t remember but cheked the EXIF data). Glad you liked them. I haven't had an opportunity to try any more since then. But spiders and light rain seems a perfect combination.
Words
20 Oct 2007Thanks Vulpes