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Passiflora Water Drops




Passiflora Water Drops, photo by Harold Davis. View this photo larger.

I was really excited when photographing the passion flower near Sean, Robin, and Keara’s front door to look closely at the pattern of water drops.

This photo, taken with my 105mm Nikkor macro and a 36mm Kenko extension tube, seems to show the world in the refelection in the lower left water drop. I also like the light on the water drop on the extreme left of the leaf: white against white.

This is a very different approach from the intentionally soft focus Lens Baby images I’ve been playing a lot with lately!

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