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Old 10th May 2009   #1
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Default HDB in my crystal ball

My 1st post for my1st DSLR


photo taken just infront of my window, the plant actually from downstair and it grow up to my place.

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I think you need to post a larger image and tighter crop to be able to show off the image in the water droplets
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I think you need to post a larger image and tighter crop to be able to show off the image in the water droplets
Yup i agreed with u troy...crop at the droplet and u get free fish eye effect
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ok, here come again.

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Looks much better IMO, but maybe want to improve the composition. There's a green patch behind the left droplet.
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Old 11th May 2009   #6
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use higer aperture??
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Nope, just remove the obstruction in the background. I presume that's part of the plant?
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can't, the plant is far away hanging in the air on 8th floor.
I have to stretch my camera from 9th floor to take this shoot.

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You can always make your own water droplets. Drip some water on the plant or use a spray bottle until the tiny droplets build up to the size you want
I will probably take a spray bottle on my next outing
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Just visited ur flikr, you are the macro man.
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cool picture. nice and cute! Maybe u can do a series of this man!
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Old 13th May 2009   #12
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yup, will take more photo after the rain.
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Interesting shot! How did you take this? Settings? Thanks.
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#1 was using 18-180mm zoom to 180mm keep the lens close and find the right angle to see the reflection.

#2 was using 50mm with aperture of 2.0f, WB6000, key is find the right angles.
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