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Beauty of the World in the Smallest Water Drops

Written by Emily

Sunday, 22 June 2008

"To understand water is to understand the cosmos, the marvels of nature, and life itself. "

~ Masaru Emoto in "The Hidden Messages in Water"

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Mirko Herzner - Amazing collection

| | 2008-08-10 07:12:37

What an amazing collection of water drops here. Great macro photography. Even if my own photo of a drop is not half as spectacular as the ones shown here, maybe you still want to take a look here: http://shun.aminus3.com/image/2008-07-19.html

Mirko

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Admin - Great Shot

| | 2008-08-15 02:53:59

Wow, Mirko! You photo is wonderful! I'd be happy to add it here:)
Thank you for sharing!

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dispatcherhelen

| | 2008-08-10 19:22:03

these are amazing. the time and patience that it took to get these photos is awesome

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cathode - nice collection of stolen imag

| | 2008-08-12 09:47:55

How about crediting the original photos, thieff?

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AmO Admin - Original photo credit

| | 2008-08-15 03:03:51

Hi Dear Cathode!:)
I'd be happy to leave a link to the source. The idea of this site was to share the best beautiful pics that I and others have collected. So sometimes I do not have the links to the origin.
Please, send me the links - so I'll be able to leave a link to the author's site. I'll wait for your reply!:)
Thank you!
Cheers!

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Angie

| | 2008-08-28 04:45:18

Most of these seem like legit photos, actual detailed macro images of reflections in the rain droplets themselves.. but which ones have been edited? have the all? the only one i can tell is the droplet with the continents inside... i'd prefer these all be legit reflections with no editing but no telling.. anyone wanna fill me in?

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Ashley - Continents

| | 2008-09-20 21:29:35

I can't speak for the legitimacy of the actual image, but the same effect can be created with a well-placed map. (As in, without Photoshop.)

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Ryan G - Originals...?

| | 2008-08-31 19:30:43

I have to agree with Angie, some fantastic shots here, but in some of them the perspectives seem to be incorrect. It's not a bad thing as this could also be representative of the skills of a good Photoshopper. But an indication would be good.

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tim	\| \| 2008-09-17 22:32:13

i stumbled here, some are pretty good. the first one (the daisy) though, unfortunately you can see the camera man reflected in the drop. i know that it's hard sometimes to get good reflections without that, but it is an automatic drop in points in a photo shoot

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Margherit

| | 2008-10-12 00:06:52

Well maybe that's the point. Maybe he wished to be seen in the photo as a statement.

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Cesar Cintron

| | 2008-11-27 13:22:20

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limalmar - Thanks to God ..

| | 2008-10-22 14:58:10

All i can say is that i m lucky, cause i m having eyes to see such as beauty ... and to confess that such as creation never could be a human's ... Allah (God) is Great !
Thank you for sharing with us all this :)

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