Splash Photography: I'm more of a wildlife photographer, but play in all different media. Recently I've tried splash photography and find it fascinating. Here are a couple of mine and...

canonclicker

I'm more of a wildlife photographer, but play in all different media. Recently I've tried splash photography and find it fascinating. Here are a couple of mine and would like to see yours and her your tales of your experiences with splash photography.

I've shared the form of photography with youth and adult friends and they find it amazing.

I use a Canon 70D, Yong Nuo flash and Manifrotto tripod, a cheap aquarium about 3/4 full.

Longshadow Loc: Audubon, PA, United States

Interesting.
Never tried it.

Julian Loc: Sarasota, FL

canonclicker wrote:

I'm more of a wildlife photographer, but play in all different media. Recently I've tried splash photography and find it fascinating. Here are a couple of mine and would like to see yours and her your tales of your experiences with splash photography.

I've shared the form of photography with youth and adult friends and they find it amazing.

I use a Canon 70D, Yong Nuo flash and Manifrotto tripod, a cheap aquarium about 3/4 full.

A few weeks ago I published some of my work; a fascinating hobby. As requested, here are some examples: The first image is a marble which bounced back from the bottom of the pan. The second image is the collision of two water drops (most difficult). The other two images show the 'crown' as a drop of water enters the surface.

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deer2ker Loc: Nashville, TN

Really well done....now I want to try!!

canonclicker wrote:

I'm more of a wildlife photographer, but play in all different media. Recently I've tried splash photography and find it fascinating. Here are a couple of mine and would like to see yours and her your tales of your experiences with splash photography.

I've shared the form of photography with youth and adult friends and they find it amazing.

I use a Canon 70D, Yong Nuo flash and Manifrotto tripod, a cheap aquarium about 3/4 full.

Jim-Pops Loc: Granbury, Texas

I enjoy the water splash photography. One you learn how to get the collision drops the next part to master is colorizing the picture either by food coloring or Photoshopping.

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canonclicker

I think you'll find the waterdrops above are found on YouTube as Waterdrop Photography not Splash Photography.

Both are fascinating in their own ways.