so many drips, so little time

[lizheaemma]

I had to try out the drip thing! I think that I may have killed brain cells trying to anticipate drips! Anyway here's what I came up with.

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5)

 

[Diamond]

I think i'm gonna try it today..
Great shots

 

[Goowha]

The background of these photos are pyrotechnical

 

[AIRIC]

I find the background to busy for this type of image. I like the ring on #3, perfect timing. I burned about 70 images the other day trying drop shots and i did not come up with one I would post on here Another project for a cold winter day.

Eric

 

[will965]

3 looks vaigly simmilar to Milkdrop by Harold Edgerton, just the busy background let it down.

 

[lizheaemma]

It does look kinda busy busy, especially when it's so small. It's not so hard to look at when it's in it's original size. I liked that way that it looked like an oil painting in the pottery dish. I'm going to try it again and use a soild colour.

 

[Nytmair]

yeah, i agree, really hard to see the drips or at least the detail of them with the background. maybe just take a solid color towel or smething and put at the bottom of the sink/dish/bucket or whatever you're gunna do it in just to make the background nicer??

 

[Trig]

#3 looks like the advert for Crown paint. Great shots, though I think a plainer bowl would have been clearer.

 

[julz]

thats true, it does, i was wondering what that pic reminded me off, lol, they look great tho

 

[ferny]

I'm giving these a go tomorrow. Ooo, it's the cd's all over again.
A flash mounted to the side is great if you can do it. It introduces shadows to the drops.

 

[conch]

I tried this a month ago, the result was no where near as good as yours. the best I got were something like 1 and 2. the 3 for me was blurred. but it was fun though.