Dewdrops again

[LordV]

A few recent dewdrop shots.
Brian V.

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and a cross-eye stereogram


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[lcpete]

Hi Brian really love the second shot its one of your'e best dewdrop shots that I've seen
Pete

[Dalantech]

Tough for me to pick a favorite Brian -exceptional work my friend!!

[Mediation]

holy WOW!

surreal. Very nice.

[Riverlander]

Fantastic Stuff Brian. Yes - I think #2 gets my vote ---- just....

[Bill Pham]

they all are excellent Brian can't pick one as a favorite.

Bill

[dreamline]

Superb yet again Brian.

Love the 'ripple' on the top of #2, and for this reason will pick it as my favourite.

[dpastern]

Hi Brian really love the second shot its one of your'e best dewdrop shots that I've seen
Pete

I'm torn between 2 and 4. The master at work again.

Dave

[LordV]

Thanks for the kind comments everybody :).
Of course I like 1 and 3 best - maybe I've seen too many of these :)
Brian V.

[Photogirl2007]

Brilliant Brian!!

[skylab]

Great stuff again Brian.

[LordV]

Thanks Joan and Brian :)
Just can't resist doing these when there's a nice dew around- guess I should stop getting up so early :)
Brian V.

[Michael Bottoms]

You get amazing images consistently... I guess that's talent and know how... Thanks for sharing!

[tmonatr]

Great shots. Hard to pick just one as a favorite as they are all so good.

[lance v]

Brilliant work once again Brian:D

what do u do with the cross eyed steriogram?

[hidden forms]

Excellent series, very colourful Brian

[scokar]

wow, those are amazing shots. very nice.

[LordV]

Thanks for the kind comments everyone :)

Lance you view the stereogram by looking at it cross-eyed. One way to do this is to hold a finger about 4" from your nose in front of the pic pair and focus on that- you should notice that a third picture appears behind your finger between the other two pics. Slowly remove your finger whilst keeping the third picture in view- that will be in glorious 3-D. Takes a bit of practice but the effect is worth it.

brian V.

[lance v]

Thanks for the kind comments everyone :)

Lance you view the stereogram by looking at it cross-eyed. One way to do this is to hold a finger about 4" from your nose in front of the pic pair and focus on that- you should notice that a third picture appears behind your finger between the other two pics. Slowly remove your finger whilst keeping the third picture in view- that will be in glorious 3-D. Takes a bit of practice but the effect is worth it.

brian V.

o cool. i tried it and it ddnt work but il keep trying:p

how far away from the screen am i sposed to be?

[LordV]

o cool. i tried it and it ddnt work but il keep trying:p

how far away from the screen am i sposed to be?

eyes about 18"" to 24" away - it's easiest to try a small one first then try with the larger one if you can get that right. The other way is just to look at the screen and go cross-eyed you should then see three images, try to focus on the image in the middle and relax your eyes. Your eyes/brain should then lock onto the 3-D pic. The brain likes 3-D images so once you have done it once it much easier after.

Brian V.

[lance v]

eyes about 18"" to 24" away - it's easiest to try a small one first then try with the larger one if you can get that right. The other way is just to look at the screen and go cross-eyed you should then see three images, try to focus on the image in the middle and relax your eyes. Your eyes/brain should then lock onto the 3-D pic. The brain likes 3-D images so once you have done it once it much easier after.

Brian V.

haha yea that way works. man that cool:D:D:D:D:D:D

CHEERS BRIAN:p

[LindaB]

Fabulous shots as always. I like the sort of ripple effect at the top of the drop in #2, not sure if thats what it is or just the way the reflection is coming through at the top.

All gorgeous shots.

Linda

[LordV]

Fabulous shots as always. I like the sort of ripple effect at the top of the drop in #2, not sure if thats what it is or just the way the reflection is coming through at the top.

All gorgeous shots.

Linda

Thanks Linda :)
The ripple effect is what I call their hats- It does seem to be a genuine ripple on the drop where the drop attaches to the leaf.

brian V.

[nomorefilm]

These are great! Especially 2 and 3.

[johnstoy]

Very natural and creative compositions... Even better than before... Who would have imagined that?

[rw2]

Ever time you post shots like these I think it can get any better.... wow! Thanks for the inspiration!