Bouquet Garni
by DianaB

Comment:
Love the title, great capture, afraid the microwave is too soft for me, as it will be for most. Its a shame, and really the difference between seeing and photography, since our eyes would instantly adjust focus and make us think we could see both microwave and reflection at the same time. Stiil gets a 8 from me for originality.

Rover Net
by banmorn

Comment:
Reflection or refraction?
As I see it, flower (A) is behind water drops (B), thus making drops tiny lens refracting the image of the flower. If otherwise, I owe you a lot better score.

Splish/Splash
by mijak

Comment:
Action makes this better than average water reflection....8

Reflection of an Aging Soul
by pa_cuthbert

Comment:
Good title, really wanted to see it, but just didn't find it in your image.

boxed in
by sparkplug

Comment:
Original, better than cliche`d water pictures

Games Light Play (Reflections and Shadows)
by Tej

Comment:
Superb advertising photography, a rather multi-faceted use of reflections
Expect this will be in DeBeers holiday campaign?
Interested in the show and tell.

View from a Glass Door
by troberge

Comment:
Great use of reflections, pity there wasn't anything more interesting to reflect than your neighbor and his garage.

Questions
by enticing

Comment:
This is a very provocative image, for a long time I had a problem with the soft focus on the girl but opend it this morning a was just struck by it. You should be quite proud of it. (Wait, that was lastweek's challenge.)

Courtesy of Scented Crayolas
by SJCarter

Comment:
2nd look- clever, would have moved butterfly, down left, seems crowded in corner, but WHAT? the heck

Tiny Bubbles
by woodsey

Comment:
Fascinating image, however since your subjects , the flowers, appear to be behind the water droplets, this is refraction not reflection. Each droplet creates a tiny lens. If not I owe you a much better score.