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Nice drops...so is one of the catch lights the sun?
Did you use a tripod for this shot? Actually, if so, then do you use a tripod for a lot of your shots? If so, just as a little C&C...try slowing down your shutter some and take one stop off...f/11 and compare. Just for kicks...next setup you do, try what you would normally do and then one less stop and one maybe half the shutter speed.
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I was shooting manual mode, on a tripod, with external flash (the Canon macro twin lights). I use the tripod sometimes -- mainly if the subject is not going to be moving, and there is room to set-up.
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