Silver Droplets Of Water Breaking to Smooth Glassy Surface

[The_Saint]

My first water Droplet Attempts. C+C Please!

 

[The_Saint]

Specks are from the scratches and dings on the glass container i was using.

 

[The_Saint]

Bump

 

[zioneffect564]

They're pretty good for your first attempt maybe try getting it from a different angle. With mine I use a background for some color, i'll see if i can find some for you to show you what i mean.

 

[kellylindseyphotography]

I think these are pretty neat. The dust/scratches are pretty distracting though. Maybe a little boost in contrast might be good too.

 

[The_Saint]

Do you have a pic of your set up zion?? Thanks

 

[Pleasetakeitkind]

Kinda Pointless. Although it was interesting when i got a cloth to clean all this nasty dust stuff off of my monitor and then realized that it was actually part of your shot.

 

[zioneffect564]

Do you have a pic of your set up zion?? Thanks

Those are just a few if you need some more or any help just let me know.

 

[kellylindseyphotography]

It says your photos are OK to edit, so I played with one. I didn't have the patience for all the dust/scratches, but I think it looks much better with the contrast boost.

 

[The_Saint]

Thanks for the edit

 

[The_Saint]

very nice zion.

But do you have a shot of liek your set up, like what equipment you used

 

[Chiller]

Nicely done. I gotta go with the second as my fave. One day I might try this.

 

[zioneffect564]

very nice zion.

But do you have a shot of liek your set up, like what equipment you used

I used to I don't know what happened to it though. What i did was i got a clear glass bowl and set up my background behind it then i got to clamp on lights from lowes and two 100w equivalent compact florescent bulbs. I put one on the background and one on the bowl and then got a water bottle and dripped water into the bowl. I also used the flash on the camera to freeze the water in the air. It's all pretty basic and easy once you start doing it.