Check out the water drop gallery an editor at Yahoo put together. People share their talent in so many ways and this is one that I really found fun. I have no idea how most of these were created. Lighting? A super drop? This reminded me of the guy who magnified sand to show how intricate and fascinating even the smallest particle of this world is. You might feel small, but it doesn't mean you aren't your own form of perfection. The image below is by François Dorothé.
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