Waterdrops

[A.k.i]

This is my first time with waterdrop photography. I don't have money to buy an expensive stuffs like a time machine or things like that to do professional liquid photography. I just use a bottle to create the drop, a yongnuo flash (560 iii) and a zoom lens (Nikkor 18-140mm). My camera is nikon d7100. I would like to know what do you guys think about this? What is the good and what is the bad? A detailed analysis and criticism are welcome.

Thank you
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[goooner]

These are very nice, the last one looks a little freaky lol

 

[JustJazzie]

Lovely! Numbers 1&5 are my favorites here.

 

[A.k.i]

These are very nice, the last one looks a little freaky lol

haha yea, it is a skull. I thought ppl would say #8 is way more weird lol. Anyway, thanks for your comment.

 

[A.k.i]

Lovely! Numbers 1&5 are my favorites here.

Thanks Jazzie

 

[JustJazzie]

If you are interested in adding more than one color in each shot next time, I'm happy to share the setup I use when I do this. Just let me know!

 

[A.k.i]

If you are interested in adding more than one color in each shot next time, I'm happy to share the setup I use when I do this. Just let me know!

Definitely I will do more of liquid photography in the future. Thanks for your kindly input, it is always great to learn from ppl who have done this before. I will let ya know next time.

 

[JustJazzie]

You can find an example of my setup and the results on my Flickr page. But basically you use a colored based and then bounce the flash off of multi colored paper. (Art work, scrapbook paper etc) I'm a big fan of the results using this setup!

 

[A.k.i]

I already saw it. The water is so colorful. Thanks for the tip!

 

[Joefbs]

Funny that I saw this post, I am literally trying this out for the first time as we speak. Took a couple shots earlier playing with water, but didn't attempt the droplets. I like your shots.

 

[A.k.i]

Funny that I saw this post, I am literally trying this out for the first time as we speak. Took a couple shots earlier playing with water, but didn't attempt the droplets. I like your shots.

It is fun but need a lot of time if you do it by hands -.-. Anw, thank you

 

[Joefbs]

You can find an example of my setup and the results on my Flickr page. But basically you use a colored based and then bounce the flash off of multi colored paper. (Art work, scrapbook paper etc) I'm a big fan of the results using this setup!

I really dig your shots! I'm gonna give the multi color paper a try. Look for my attempts tomorrow [emoji6]


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