Water on lens by Dotthy
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This is my birthsday render for you.
Today is my birthday and I create a pic with rain impressions.
But it have nothing to do with my feelings!
I hope you enjoy it
I wish you all a nice sunday
:-) Dotthy t4v
Comments (12)
Happy Birthday Dotthy. I like the rain effect! It fits perfectly with the picture:)
Ja, meine besten Wsche nochmals und congrats zu dem gelungenen Regenbild!
Happy Birthday Dotty, have a nice day. I hope you have better weather, not so rainy ;-)) But your rain impressions picture is perfect
A happy birthday Dotthy , very beautiful image of rain , a great sensation , it does not lack more than the noise of the rain ...
Have a nice birtday. Very good clouds, terrain & surface. And very nice pw, too.
Bon anniversaire, Dotthy ;) Very poetical render and perfect postwork !
Happy Birthday Dotthy! strange that it's you who give us a gift, and a beautiful one ;) excellent postwork!
Golog said it, Happy Birthday and thanks for your gift to us here. Super raining feeling you made :-)
cool pic! Happy Birthday & Every Best Thing (or Person) as we say at my place :)
Thank you all very, very much for your nice congratulations and comments. :-)
Happy Birthday Dotthy and many more to come.Wonderful moody picture,rendered beautifully.Thanks!
Concrats :)
About the picture: Good rain impression, but the droplets on the lens are not so good. When you get drops of water on your lens they're never that sharp. What you get is distortions in your picture. A small droplet occupies a fairly big area of your photograph because of the lens/droplet size ration.
Try looking trough the window when it rains with your face pressed against the window and you'll get the idea :)