I love taking "after the rain" shots. I studied thios one for awhile and find it intriguing. Love it with both drops.

thanks all !
yes, sherstone, a door frame prob - I couldn't shoot these drops out, very windy..so a room wth glass doors on 2 sides, nice light but has some ugly frames and such..not built with photography in mind certainly !
Chandi - most macro stuff, 'cause they need so much f stop for any decent shot,more the better..so really need flash..
Curious Camel - I'm beginning to get a hang of what the drop picks up inside, but usually still surprised..I take a shot, check out the inside view, then try to focus better ! Thusie/LS - single drop here
thanks again !

You pulled this off nicely.

great rose bud surprise! I also wonder how it would be with just the one drop?
LS

Ther bud is a great suprise and shows up well. Wonder how it would look with just the one drop? Would probably loose something.

This is extremely cool. Do you try to get a something in there or does it just happen? The rosebud is so clear and sharp looking. What a wonderful surprise when you shot this one.

Wow! 'Worldlet' is right! You're getting really really good at these drop/macro shots.

For some reason, 'flash' never comes to my mind - I always try to do a shot with available light and so I'm surprised whenever I see such good lighting at such low apertures. Another of those in my list of things to try :)

It's so delightful! Like sherstone pointed out, now you have to perfect what's inside of the drop! It's really close though! Love it!

Is that a window frame? other than that part its a great droplet worldlet

thanks Briggy ! I'm loving it too - looking inside of these tiny things, never know what you might find !! I think this is my 7th or 8th picture this month featuring water of some kind - the need of the hour in this heat !