Dew Drops

Posted by Zing (Hamilton, New Zealand) on 31 May 2007 in Plant & Nature and Portfolio.

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Comments (17)

Alfredo J. Martiz J. from Tokyo, Japan

Beautiful tones and details, great composition!

31 May 2007 5:19am

ndiginiz from Kirikiriroa, New Zealand

Tena koe ehoa
I like the tone of this image, warm and enveloping like an embrace of safety. Is this off a 200mm or 300mm lens? Great detail, I was gonna say I wish the DOF was a little shallower but, I take that back.

31 May 2007 6:19am

Manuela Photography from Hainburg, Germany

Superb!

31 May 2007 6:42am

{H} creatives from Santa Clara, United States

Great shot...I love the patterns!

31 May 2007 7:02am

kairospix from Singapore, Singapore

breathlessly beautifully captured!
awesome closeup!
p/s tks for visiting my photoblog and sharing your thoughts!

31 May 2007 10:03am

Levine from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

This i must say must be one of the best shot ive ever seen. I love the colour, depth of field and the composition. Argh, forget it. Everything looks cool in this pic. Love the water.

31 May 2007 10:51am

Morris J. Chisholm from Thunder Bay, Canada

Very good well captured. Lovely tones,excellent work.

31 May 2007 2:28pm

luc mazarin from Paris, France

great textures, colour and wonderful pattern.

31 May 2007 2:35pm

craiger from United States

Superb!

31 May 2007 2:50pm

JV from India, India

Mystical effect. Well composed and good use of sepia.

31 May 2007 6:36pm

vasa from United States

awesome details ..great macro...did u by any chance shoot this in a telemacro kinda setting...

31 May 2007 6:37pm

@vasa: I used a 105mm macro lens. I don't know why the EXIF data says 157mm!!

Amy from Rocky Mountain House, Canada

This is outstanding Zing!! Wonderful warm tones and excellent macro!!

The reason it says 157mm is because EXIF is compensating 1.5x for the conversion from 35mm. You'll note in EXIF information in PhotoShop that it will show what you shot and what the conversion is from 35mm. Hope I explained that decently.. ;-)

31 May 2007 8:58pm

@Amy: Thanks for the info, I learned something new today :)