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  1. 24-05-2014, 6:28am #1
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    Waterdrop Alien :)

    Waterdroplet.
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  2. 24-05-2014, 8:25am #2
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    That looks awesome How??
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    Quote Originally Posted by aussiephotographer View Post
    .... How??
    I'm guessing PS manipulation on the whole.
    The image is perfectly mirrored on either side of the central horizontal axis, which is highly unlikely in a natural situation.

    still looks quite good tho.
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  4. 24-05-2014, 5:02pm #4
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    The only photoshop edit is the mirroring.
    Everything else is patience.
    Quote Originally Posted by arthurking83 View Post
    I'm guessing PS manipulation on the whole.
    The image is perfectly mirrored on either side of the central horizontal axis, which is highly unlikely in a natural situation.

    still looks quite good tho.
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  5. 24-05-2014, 10:29pm #5
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    Bizarre but beautiful !
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