How can it be the end of the first month of 2015 already? Yet here we are, participating in the last Weekly Photo Challenge of January. The theme this week is “Depth.” I love the depth seen in the drop of rain in the photo I’m sharing and of course, that meant adjusting the depth of field as well. I hope your January has been wonderful and that February is even better.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Depth…water droplet
Posted: January 30, 2015 in Nature, Weekly Photo ChallengeTags: macro photography, Nature, postaday, Weekly Photo Challenge, Weekly Photo Challenge: Depth
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that’s a masterpiece, I wish I can take such a photo once too. :o)
Awwww, thanks very much! That compliment is greatly appreciated. Hope you’re all feeling good by this time and enjoy the weekend.
janet
beautiful x
Thanks very much and for stopping by as well. Enjoy the weekend.
janet
Fantastic photo. Kudos.
Thanks very much, Lucile. Just goes to show an iPhone can take great photos. 🙂
janet
It is incredible. I have a similar photo made with a mirrorless camera and see yours is not much different!!
Amazing!! 😉
Janet, this is incredible. Such depth. Kind of reminds me of a snow globe.
What a good comparison, although I don’t think shaking this would turn out well. 🙂
janet
Love it! I have a similar dewdrop on a magnolia taken quite a few years ago, and not as sharp!!
It took some time, as the iPhone camera doesn’t always want to focus on the little things. It prefers the big background. But persistence won the day.
janet
You are a very patient lady, Janet. It’s amazing! I tried to take a photo with my iPhone yesterday and couldn’t get it focus no matter what I did ;-( After 5 tries, I gave up 😉 Great job! Helen
Ahh, Helen, I’ve had to give up before, too. Sometimes it takes me several minutes before I get what I want; sometimes I don’t get it at all.
janet
Well done!
Really clever take on today’s prompt! I think this is my favourite photo today!
In this group of photographers, that’s a compliment I treasure, Vernette!
janet
I love this. The details captured in the reflection just draw the eye in. Nicely done 🙂
Many thanks, Norm, especially for always dropping by.
janet
Janet, this is stunning, a world in a drop of water!
Andy, nice to see you on this sunny Friday. I have to go out of town shortly, but I look forward to whatever your entry is and am thrilled you like mine.
janet
Thank you Janet, I posted a shot featuring some Eastern European snow, and will probably post again on belgianstreets, safe travels!
Lots of snow around this time of year. 🙂
janet
Fab capture, such an interesting way of showing a scene, through the finest reflection in the water, good find!
Thanks so much, Laura! I really love trying to capture drops of water but this one added unexpected depths.
janet
Oh my!! What an amazing photo. A great reflection of the world beneath. Just AWESOME!!
Thank you, thank you!
janet
Most welcome and thumbs up to you 👍
you should submit that shot to a contest !
We’ll have to look for one.
That’s a…wow! photo for sure, Janet. Thanks for sharing. 🙂
My pleasure, Norma. Thanks for enjoying and for letting me know that you did. Have a wonderful weekend.
janet
Wish you a wonderful week ahead, Janet.
Fantastic photo Janet. Well done. (Not on the grid again!)
Thanks a lot, Sandra. I’m frustrated right now by people who don’t tag their entries “Weekly Photo Challenge” and then the entry won’t come up in the reader. If I include “Depth”, I get all sorts of other posts as well. Sigh.
Happy travels!
janet
This is really perfect, Janet!
Thanks much, Ese. I really appreciate that.
janet
I don’t think my camera will allow me such beautiful shots; glad you can take them for me to see.
Definitely my pleasure, Scott!
janet
And it’s taken with my phone.
Wow! I know my phone won’t do that!
such a beautiful shot and interpretation, janet!! 🙂
Much appreciated, K.Z. Feel better and enjoy the weekend. I’m just coming off of almost two weeks of being sick. Yuk!
it’s good to hear that you’re better now. have a great weekend too! 🙂
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Stunning, it took my breath away 😉 How did you get this shot?
Just kept touching the screen of my iPhone 5s until it finally focused on the drop and not the background. 🙂 I’m so pleased you loved it!
janet
It is absolutely stunning Janet!!
Thanks so much!!
The world in a single drop – amazing isnt it? Glad your eye could see the depth so you cpuld share the beauty – Thanks and Happy Weekend
It’s my pleasure to be able to share and I’m happy you enjoyed it. Have a wonderful weekend!
janet
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Incredible, Janet. Perfect capture … !!!😄😄😄
Izzy, thanks very much and have a marvelous weekend.
janet
I will add marvelous to my weekend. You have a good one, too. 😊
Thanks, I will.
This is quite beautiful. I think the red of the buds (?) enhance the picture.
Hi, Alicia, and thanks very much. Nice to be in contact on FB, too.
janet
An exquisite photo, Janet, I love it.
Marion, I really appreciate that. I hope you have a great weekend.
janet
Wow that’s a stunning shot.
Suzanne, I’m happy you like it. It took so long to get in focus and then when I finally looked at it, I was so pleased.
janet
A magical miniature world captured. Stunning
Thanks ever so much, Karen. I hope you have something excellent planned for the weekend.
janet
A brilliant capture Janet! Wow!
Hey, Sam, thanks for traveling over from Switzerland to say hello! So pleased you like my photo.
janet
My pleasure! 🙂
Stunning work.
Merci beaucoup, Raewyn.
janet
This is amazing!
Nature can be so beautiful, can’t it, Karen?
janet
Well, that is spectacular.
Even though I chuckle every time I say it, “Thanks, Honie.” 🙂
janet
Love this photo! That one drop truly does carry such depth. Great choice 🙂
It makes my day to read this. Thanks!
janet
That is awesome, Janet. One of my favorites!
Jan, thanks! I’m pretty happy with the way it turned out, too, and I’ve been waiting to use it. Thanks for coming by the blog.
janet
Beautiful, Janet. The world in a drop! I love it!
“The world in a drop.” Lovely way to put it, Cathy.
janet
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This photo made me smile in awe. Congrats to the photographer. 🙂
Thanks from the photographer, Judy. 🙂
janet
I love the details you captured in the drop. It’s beautiful with your depth of field.
Thanks, Kitty. I was trilled with the way it turned out.
janet
Janet, Beautifully captured. This is a fascinating droplet.
I’m so pleased you like it, Jane. It’s a little microcosm of nature.
janet
superbly awesome shot simply 2 Kewl Fer Skewl 🙂 😎
🙂 Many thanks, Quarksire.
janet
It’s wonderful how the reflection of the tree shines through the clear drop.!
It was beautiful and I was happy when I saw that it turned out to be as beautiful in the photo as it was in real life.
janet
😊
mind blowing!
Thanks!
janet
A jewel! Stunningly beautiful.
Thank you, Leya. It does look a bit like a jewel, doesn’t it?
janet
Very nice Janet. Amazing you shot it so precisely.
It took some doing, Indira, but the result was worth the effort.
janet
Wonderful shot…
Beautifully done Janet! I would love to be able to do that someday.
Mar
Fascinating shot!!
Thanks so much, Amy!
janet
Beautiful shot – in so many ways!
A work of art!
There’s so much beauty in droplets of water, especially when they reflect the way this one does.
janet
Janet this is absolutely spectacular! Did you take it for the challenge or already have it? Amazing.
I’ve had it sitting in my files waiting for the right challenge. 🙂
Simply gorgeous! I always wonder how people take these photographs of droplets with images in them?!? Do you use a macro lens?
Nope. I just used my iPhone 5s. 😊
janet
Wow!! Thats cool!!
The reflection in the drop is like it’s own little world.
I think that’s the coolest thing about it, Joseph.
janet
🙂 it is.
Good capture Janet, like this a lot.
Thanks very much. I appreciate it.
janet
Magnificent shot.
Thanks so much.
janet
Lovely 🙂
Glad you like it!
janet
Wow!!!
🙂 Many thanks, Sandy.
janet
Wow! So beautiful . . .
I’m glad you like it, Kanlaon. Thanks for visiting.
janet
Very nice. I took a bunch of shots like that today, after our big rain.
Glad you like it, Mary. No rain here, just Iots of snow!
janet
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Nice work!
I was considering the purchase of a nice digital camera, but now I may invest in a new cell phone with a good camera function.
Thank you for the post.
Dave, both a digital camera and a phone with a good camera are useful, but I find for me at this time, the phone camera is better as I can carry it with me all the time and get lots more shots that way. I have a digital, but only take it out occasionally. Thanks for your visit and comment and all the best with your choice.
janet
I like it
I’m glad you do, Rob. Thanks for stopping by and commenting as well.
janet
Beauty in a drop of water…
The tree was filled with these drops. So amazing.
janet
oh my gosh, stunning
Thanks very much! I appreciate you stopping by.
janet
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This one is stunning! 💖
Thanks very much! I think it’s one of my best and I’m amazed that I could catch it with a phone camera.
janet
Its so ethereal ! A tiny world .
Thanks! That’s exactly what I thought.
janet
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Heck, you had lots of friends back then! Sorry I wasn’t one of them. Sad how we lose people along the way though, isn’t it? 😦
The photo challenge gets lots of views, Jo, but lots of those people aren’t “friends”, just visitors, which is fine, too. Even most people who follow the blog rarely check in. That’s why I value those of you who do so highly. It’s never too late for a new friend. And yes, there are too many who’ve disappeared.
janet
🙂