This is a tight crop of the water droplet that I posted on Thanksgiving day. You wouldn’t think that a drop of water would be so interesting, but just take a look at that and see what you see. I stared at it for a while the other day and I’m pretty sure the main part of the image is a tree directly behind it and that dark part at the bottom of the drip is the roof of the storage shed behind that – the image is upside down, but what I find more interesting is all the other things I see in that small drop of water. I don’t know about you, but I think it is pretty cool.
Another photo for Maya’s challenge at Springtree Road to post November photos in black and white – click here for more info and more wonderful photos. This one is sepia, but it was taken in black/white.
It almost looks crystalized.
Toni – This is amazing. I showed my husband this picture and he asked..”Is that a tree?”…I didn’t see it at first until he pointed it out. How can a tiny little droplet of water be so interesting. Wonderful photography to capture it!
Amazing to see how much a single drop of water can hold! Fantastic macro!
the color of the photo lends itself to the highlight of the drop ~ I think it is beautiful.
Toni: I see people! On top is a little boy with a cowboy hat on. It reminds me of Black Friday everyone pushing to shop. Mom
What I love about this macro waterdrop is the reflection shown in the water. Nice heavy detailed =D
Wow just amazing. Love the tree reflection in this tiny water drop. Incredible!
pretty cool! I see a dandelion just about to burst and fly away.
Thanks everyone! I’m glad you can see different things in the water drop. I think my mom wins for creativity.
simple but effective