This is a picture of a sprinkler. I know, pretty boring.
It's so boring, it's not even my photo, or my sprinkler.
I mean, who takes a picture of their sprinkler?
I mean, who takes a picture of their sprinkler?
But, add some sunlight and a zoom lens gone wacky and...
The sprinkled water turns into small squares of white paper or...
A sky-full of magical, shimmering bubbles.
Yeah, that's right, I have a magic sprinkler :)
Fantastic photos.
ReplyDeleteWater droplets are like little pearls.
Lucja
Thank you Lucia, imagine if they were real pearls!
DeleteLovely♥
ReplyDeleteThank you Rosemary :)
DeleteBeauty in life doesn't have to be billion dollar thing.... :) so sweet.
ReplyDeleteThank you, this is officially one of my favourite comments, beautiful sentiment (and it's the truth).
DeleteVery pretty and looks like fun.
ReplyDeleteAs a follow up to my macro photography comment....I was able to take some wonderful macros with my Lumix superzoom also. The Raynox lens attaches to it as well. I only bought my DSLR in April this year. I find I can get closer with my Lumix + Raynox than with my DSLR+ 50mm+ Raynox but don't have the same amount of control over depth of field.
Here's a good example of macro with my Lumix super zoom (DMC FZ35) by itself before I bought the Raynox.
http://piecesofcontentment.blogspot.com.au/2011/08/bright-spot.html
My children manage to take some great macros with their little pocket cameras too. A matter of experimenting with what you have available.
Great photos of the drops! Great camera!
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