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I love the cooler tones, and the colors inside the droplet!
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thank you! glad you enjoyed it
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Congrats!!!
I've featured this creation in the July Visual Art Features.
Check it here : [link]
This feature is also in the news so more views for you : [link] .
Please check it to view other's art and fave the news article if you like it!
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thank you so much!!
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You're welcome dear!!!
And if not yet done don't forget to fave the news article : [link]
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i just did!
thanks again!
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wow... thats amazingly beautiful! 
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hehe yeah; glad you like it, dear!
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I wonder if the reverse lens method works for Nikon! Very nice shot by the way. I can even see the building behind you!
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yep, it works for Nikon.
my friend owns one, and i encouraged her to try. after a few frustrating attempts of seeing nothing, she got it.
the key is to have A LOT of lighting and be VERY close to the object. i suggest first setting the lens to 55 mm so you can be little farther away from the subject.
oh, and be aware of your surroundings, if you don't have a sensor cleaning system built in, dust will most likely get on the sensor. like it has done on mine
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thanks for the information! i'll be sure to try it soon. really hope i won't get dust on my sensor though.
but i've heard that there are convertors for nikon lens to be put on reverse. that would mean i wouldn't have to hold on to the lens then?
anyways, thanks again for the tips and cautions!
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you should
yeah, i think they're called reverse lens adapter rings, or something of the sort. they're not too expensive. but i don't trust the sites where i've found them. so i still hold it, or tape it. builds the hand muscles, lol.
no problem!
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lol.
seriously? training your forearms with your camera huh. that's new. XD
kinda too risky for me so i think i'll pass.
btw, is that you in the webcam thinggy? cute! how did you get it there? i'm kinda new to dA and can't seem to figure out many things.
and oh. your gallery's terrific too!
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lol yeah, i mean even the weight of the camera has become nothing. definitely gained some strength there
haha, actually.. no, that's not me on the webcam. that's Bill Kaulitz of Tokio Hotel. i am .. nowhere near being a guy. but Bill is very androgynous
the webcam is basically a URL you copy&
thanks so much!
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heh. the 350d and d40 weigh pretty much the same. so i guess we're on the same level in that aspect.
oops. my bad. i seriously thought it was a "she". i'm fine with androgyny though. ok. quite clear that he's still very much a guy after checking out a vid on youtube. lol.
oh right. one more question (oops, been quite alot it seems)? How did you get that "devious information" window thinggy to be fixed? i mean, that's an image you chose right?
i hope i'm not spamming here. but this will be the last one (for this photo)!
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yeahhh
yeah, i don't mind the androgynous "look" either. it's okay. you are who you are. and yeah, he's.. a very feminine guy. haha, <3 him.
don't know what you're saying with it "being fixed." it's always been like that. i just make sure i get good measurements on the photo i choose. it's under userpage display still.
haha, i don't mind. comments are nice
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Hi there!
I have featured this deviation in my latest news report:
'The Art of Bokeh in Nature' [link]
Please check it out, have an awesome day!
Daniele
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thanks so much for including me!
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Wow! There are houses in this little marble ... Beautiful..
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yep! i was outside while doing this
thanks!
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this macro is extremelly fabulous!
great use of the reverse lens method!
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No problem love it is amazing!
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Beautiful. I love the gentle blue/purple hues with the glittery highlights.
The falloff in depth of field is great, too. It looks like a Lensbabies shot (is it?)
Great capture
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many thanksss!
i'm not exactly sure what a lensbabies shot is
so maybe, maybe not!
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Ah, no then!
They're just a funny little type of lens, a bit like a shift lens, where you bend the body to establish focus, with a very strong drop-off into out-of-focus areas. Quite a unique look, and your depth of field reminded me of them!
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oooh! no definitely not.
it's a standard 18-55mm lens, that's all.
nothing fancy. only thing money could buy at the time.
but thanks!
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Ah, you did very well to get such a shallow depth of field then!
Great shot, anyway. I really love this one.
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yeah, the reverse lens method is very shallow. sometimes annoying!
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thanks! hard to capture sometimes
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Beautiful! The colors are great, and I just love the composition
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thanks so much! happy you like it
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Nice shot.. Beautiful colors.
I think that you used a great focus, and everythin'.
I support you and your work. :3
PS: Oh, and. Favorite.
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many thanks for the support!
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thanks!
glad you like it
actually took more time with these, sat down so the lens would be steady
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awesome. well, i must admit they came out perfect!
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