Water Drops

[TCimages]

thank you all. I appreciate it. Glad I can help!

 

[That One Guy]

awesome!!

i must also say that your macro work is spectacular :thumbup:

 

[MarcusM]

I really like the shots.

Is that a homemade gel? I've never used gels yet. It looks like you cut out a Sto-Fen bounce diffuser and put some sort of colored plastic in there.

 

[skiboarder72]

wow these are some of the best water shots i've seen!

 

[TCimages]

I really like the shots.

Is that a homemade gel? I've never used gels yet. It looks like you cut out a Sto-Fen bounce diffuser and put some sort of colored plastic in there.

Thanks again everyone!

Yep, I cut off an old Stofen and made plastic inserts from index card guides. Just a simple way to make a huge difference.
http://www.officedepot.com/a/products/596152/Poly-Card-Guides-x-Assorted-Colors/

 

[lockwood81]

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Should have been in March simplicity challenge.

All great shots.

 

[TCimages]

Thanks man.


Here are a few more from the series:

http://www.tcproimages.com/gallery/4027451_hGiJA#275622599

 

[12321]

I'll join the choir and say these are astounding... nice work!

 

[TCimages]

thanks

 

[MM Turner]

I love water photography, this is some of the most interesting water still shots i've ever seen, these really appeal to me cause i'm interested in fire shapes and water shapes, the one closest to this post is my favorite, the way the water shifts is so interesting.

 

[poopingfish]

Nice dude, looked like a big setup.
But..why are you shooting at f/10?

 

[TCimages]

Thanks. It opens the dof enough to allow you to get a sharp shot. It's tough handholding a dropper and dripping in the same spot every time. With a larger aperture (smaller dof) it's even harder.

 

[photofann]

Realy good job. It looks awesome

 

[TCimages]

thanks

 

[Marco]

Thanks to you I tried one myself

Went for a combo waterdrop-refraction shot.