A Waterdrop!!!

Thank you very much for taking a look and the very kind word.

Superb!

malla1962 wrote:
Superb!

Thanks very much, I truly appreciate the very kind words. Thanks again.

Bald Eagle wrote:
Thanks Marie, here's an idea for you, find a frozen water drop, see if you can see through it, if you can, there is your shot. Thanks again for all the kind words.

thanks Bald Eagle
I have a little problem in understanding how you got it like so, as the water was not frozen (where you are, was it ) ?
and if there had been rain ( which you mention) the temp. is usually milder

just wondering
maybe I missed something along the way on the post, where you explained

marie wrote:
thanks Bald Eagle
I have a little problem in understanding how you got it like so, as the water was not frozen (where you are, was it ) ?
and if there had been rain ( which you mention) the temp. is usually milder

just wondering
maybe I missed something along the way on the post, where you explained

Nope, you are right, my water drop was not frozen, but, I'm sure where you are, you should be able to find a great frozen waterdop, or make one. That was my idea for your area. Since it would be very tough for me to find one here outdoors. hope this explains it better.

ooooh very nice shot be

"Nope, you are right, my water drop was not frozen, but, I'm sure where you are, you should be able to find a great frozen waterdop, or make one. That was my idea for your area. Since it would be very tough for me to find one here outdoors. hope this explains it better"



thanks Bald Eagle

at the moment there are no frozen drops
it's cold and fresh out alright but not freezing

I know you saw this shot (url) before but it would be about the limit my lens would catch
(I don't mind)
https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthre​ad.php?t=116097

at first glance I had thought your shot was a frozen waterdrop

maybe humidity in your area had something to do with it's staying power

anywhich way , it's a beautiful 'catch'

Thanks Alan, I always appreciate your very kind words, always.

marie wrote:
"Nope, you are right, my water drop was not frozen, but, I'm sure where you are, you should be able to find a great frozen waterdop, or make one. That was my idea for your area. Since it would be very tough for me to find one here outdoors. hope this explains it better"





thanks Bald Eagle

at the moment there are no frozen drops
it's cold and fresh out alright but not freezing

I know you saw this shot (url) before but it would be about the limit my lens would catch
(I don't mind)
https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthre​ad.php?t=116097

at first glance I had thought your shot was a frozen waterdrop

maybe humidity in your area had something to do with it's staying power

anywhich way , it's a beautiful 'catch'

Who Knows, maybe Santa will leave you an Extension Tube set under the Christmas Tree this year. As far as the shot I took, I had about 2 million drops to choose from. Thanks again for kind words, as always.

LordV wrote:
Neat water drop BE- I always find it annoying that if you get the refraction image in the drop exactly in focus then the drop itself is OOF
Brian V.

Thank goodness I'm not the only one who shares this frustration!

Cool picture though.

Amazing shot!

Thank you very much, I am truly amazed at the response on this one. Thanks again for the very kind words, extremely encouraging.