Some Water Shots

[djwisely]

Hi! Here are some shots of water that i did a while ago. At the time, i had never done photography like this, so they arent extravagant. But i think thy are okay :3

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Opinions? :3


Ignore this square picture lol

 

[djwisely]

May i have some opinions on these?

 

[Judobreaker]

I have yet to try my first water drops...

The perspective on the second one is interesting. I don't think I've seen water drops like that before.
Usually they're done sideways like your first shot (at least that's the impression I get from all the water drop photo's I've seen xD), I like this different view though.

On the first shot I'd like to see those drops going upwards at the top of the image to be in focus.
It feels a bit like you missed focus there. You might've done it intentional... I don't know. It just feels that way.

The third is a bit... boring? Not sure...
I'm kind of wondering what exactly I'm seeing there. It also looks out of focus.

All in all I think the second is definitely the best.

 

[djwisely]

I have yet to try my first water drops...

The perspective on the second one is interesting. I don't think I've seen water drops like that before.
Usually they're done sideways like your first shot (at least that's the impression I get from all the water drop photo's I've seen xD), I like this different view though.

On the first shot I'd like to see those drops going upwards at the top of the image to be in focus.
It feels a bit like you missed focus there. You might've done it intentional... I don't know. It just feels that way.

The third is a bit... boring? Not sure...
I'm kind of wondering what exactly I'm seeing there. It also looks out of focus.

All in all I think the second is definitely the best.

Thanks for your input! and you are right about the focus with the first one. The range with the focus is very small and i didnt use a tripod so its very touchy.

 

[Judobreaker]

Yes, focus in macro work is rather tricky. It's easy to miss it.
Don't worry though, practice makes perfect. I handhold nearly all of my macro shots and I'm missing focus a lot less than I used to. ^^