Placed a mirror in front of my computer monitor, with a water drop, as far back as possible. Just shot the water drop in macro mode, which showed the monitor and the walls of my study. Even though I know everyone is sick of water drop shots, I'd never tried one, so I decided to go ahead and do one, but in a different way.
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I can't believe it!!! I really thought this one was going into the top 10... Anyway, I've seen your pictures and I really like your style. I usually vote 10 on them!! Congratulations on great photographs ant thanks for sharing them with us.
Interesting take on an old favourite - droplet convincingly looking like mercury. Can't work out how much the picture has been rotated, indeed, if it has at all. The bottom left is a bit too distracting - loses some of the purity you have in the foreground and background. like it lots. 9.
IMHO a water drop on a mirror in front of a monitor does not to me say mundane... You appear to have the wrong white balance here. You are really on the yellow side of things.
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