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Technically yes, you are seeing the refraction of the surroundings. If you have a macro lens, get up close on those drops. That would give a wider view of the refracted area.

Thank you for your response. Refraction photography is new to me- first time doing it. I did use a macro lens, but I probably could have gone it a little closer. Thanks for the tip. I am going to try this type of photography again.
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Pine Cone

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Canon 6D, Canon 17-40mm f/4 L, Multi-segment Metering, Aperture Priority
ISO 250, 33mm, f/4, 1/320

Beautiful photo.
 
Forcados begin wrestling a bull into submission. The lances are affixed to the bull's back via Velcro and were put there by a Cavaleiro. The purpose of the first guy attacking the bull is to hang on to the bull's head, and keep its eyes covered, to give the other 7 forcados time to pile on. The bull is sent to pasture after the "fight."

Stevinson, in Central California.

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