Water Drop Shots - Meet the Master

[kundalini]

An article from the latest issue of Rangefinder magazine. A very interesting read about Martin Waugh who takes the water drop shot seriously and most certainly to the next level.

Rangefinder - Making a Splash

To see more of his work....

Liquid Sculpture - Water Drop Art



This should help you think outside of the box. (thanks mish )

 

[jake337]

Those are some beautifull water drops!

 

[Robin Usagani]

Wow.. love the globe ones.

 

[kundalini]

Thanks guys. No offence to anyone, but I'm surprised that more discussion about the water drops has not been ................ discussed. This should be a photographers wet dream.... I mean, if you're into that sorta stuff..... How many people have posted water drop shots?

 

[MTVision]

Do you need a macro lens for water drops?

 

[Olga_pv]

How many people have posted water drop shots?

Not a photographer... yet :mrgreen: ... But water drop shots already posted here

 

[Bynx]

A macro lens sure helps. You want to get in close, really close, but not so close you keep getting the lens splashed on.

 

[j-digg]

Damn.. very nice indeed, I love the colors in the image in the first link, curious how he got the circular blue reflection.... mustve snooted the light that was pointed at the background surface?

Wanted to start doing some water drops again, but sure... as soon as I get my cable release I lose my tripods quick release plate, ughz.

 

[cgipson1]

This thread motivated me to try it for the first time..... Nothing like Waugh's work.. but I had fun!

http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/...ater-drop-photography-before.html#post2353085