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Lasing image and spectrum of two merging ink doped liquid microdroplets

Lasing images from two merging ink doped ethanol droplets (size ∼ 37 μm) generated by modulation techniques and pumped by nanosecond laser pulses, were photographed through a microscope. We observed lasing images from merging droplets in a variety of patterns. Noteworthy among these is the lasing from snowman-shaped droplets that are conjectured to stem from the coupled modes whose orbits round both droplets.