Thanks a lot for the comment, Boris! I think the black lines in the rightmost drop are caused by wilted rowan leaves on the stone, but it would be much more fun if you are right...:-)
I see your point about the topmost highlight. I left it in because I thought that cropping it all out would make the shot too tight. Also, I think it's pretty much in the right place, composition considered. Maybe it's possible to clone it off in Photoshop. When I framed this shot, the topmost spore capsule had a nice big droplet as well. There was also a big chunk of wilted debris right behind it, which I decided to remove. Unfortunately, the droplet went with it. I considered waiting until the moss had gathered enough spray from the waterfall to build another droplet, but I realised that the camera would gather moisture at the same rate, so I didn't take the risk. That thing about drop building sequence didn't strike me at all! Very interesting. :-) Thanks again, Boris, I really appreciate your thoughts. Best, Jostein > " Moss " by Jostein Oksne - very wet image. Jostein - could it be > that the rightmost drop actually reflects the tripod? I think I would > crop off the little on the top - where aperture configuration can be > seen <grin>. This way I would think that you were trying to show the > stages of drop development - a little piece of weed, weed with drop, > just drop - almost no weed visible...
