Water drop closeups
Apr 10, 2013 19:50:27 #
Still waiting on warmer weather to get the water drops out of my system.
Geko
And in the beginning
Fially something different
Apr 10, 2013 19:59:22 #
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Apr 10, 2013 20:39:20 #
7D wrote:
Thanks Charlene.
Pretty muscular one at that.
Pretty muscular one at that.
:lol:
Apr 10, 2013 22:24:33 #
Apr 11, 2013 06:25:58 #
Very inspirational set of images within images i.e. Geko and leg.
Thanks for posting look forward to more.
Thanks for posting look forward to more.
Apr 11, 2013 06:39:50 #
We all go through the various stages of fascintion with different types of subjects, many of us here have had a craze at some time or other for water droplets. I think this is a natural process in the voyage to becoming a better photographer. Your last shot shows what we call a "Crown" shot, why not see if you can get the PERFECT! crown shot..It can be done..tfp :-) no 4 for me
Apr 11, 2013 13:31:27 #
Thank you Robbie7,
I started doing this about 2 months ago while waiting for the nicer weather so I could get out and shoot a lot more. But this has become a real challenge more than a craze with me, I think. I have to see how far I can take this without purchasing automated equipment that controls size and timing of the drops. That to me that would no longer become a challenge and take away the fun. So I will continue to drop and shoot until (maybe you are right) this craze portion of photography dissipates. LOL
I suppose you mean buy PERFECT that the crown is symmetrical in every way. That is a challenge. LOL
I started doing this about 2 months ago while waiting for the nicer weather so I could get out and shoot a lot more. But this has become a real challenge more than a craze with me, I think. I have to see how far I can take this without purchasing automated equipment that controls size and timing of the drops. That to me that would no longer become a challenge and take away the fun. So I will continue to drop and shoot until (maybe you are right) this craze portion of photography dissipates. LOL
I suppose you mean buy PERFECT that the crown is symmetrical in every way. That is a challenge. LOL
Apr 11, 2013 13:31:54 #
Apr 11, 2013 14:16:35 #
7D wrote:
Thank you Robbie7, br I started doing this about 2... (show quote)
Hi 7D :) I ventured down this path a few years ago and the members involved started demanding more and more, not only a crown but a perfect crown..lol..I gave up when one of them got what I thought was a perfect crown bouncing up from a gold coin. beyond me :-( I agree with you once you employ too much technology it becomes devalued. I have always wanted to capture a great Kingfisher bird shot, and I have seen some fantastic shots from one particular guy, but he uses all kinds of sophisticated electronics that cost far more than I can afford, if I get one half as good as his, handheld then I will be happy..tfp
Apr 11, 2013 19:13:22 #
Hey Robbie7,
Good luck with your Kingfisher, and as Bryan would say: You just keep shooting.
Good luck with your Kingfisher, and as Bryan would say: You just keep shooting.
Apr 11, 2013 21:45:27 #
Hmmm. That first one looks like an alien, rising from the deep! Love them all!
Apr 11, 2013 21:53:12 #
7D wrote:
Still waiting on warmer weather to get the water drops out of my system.
Nice shots... I like them...
I am trying to get the water drops out of my system too! My tub faucet has been leaking for a month! Someday I'll have to fix it. I wonder how much money has gone down the drain so far?
Apr 12, 2013 00:11:39 #
A couple more with images.
Peek a boo.
I think its a dog?
Lots of balls.
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