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Thanks for the inspiration Aperthetic ...

I dont think my shots are nearly as good as some here but I had a bunch I liked ...

Heres a few ...






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Old 03-06-2008, 08:44 PM
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Heres my attempts from this evening.

Not really geared up for the required lighting but these two crops are the best i could muster.

im quite pleased but would like to try in something other than a mixing bowl!

Water Fun 2

Water Fun 1

No doubt im in bother when she gets back for soaking all her wrapping paper!
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Old 03-07-2008, 01:27 PM
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Old 03-09-2008, 05:29 PM
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From my Sunday afternoon experiment

photo assignment: water droplets (by kapsi)


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Old 03-11-2008, 03:47 AM
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I'm a complete beginner so please bear with me!

I tried this and without the flash i don't have enough light. I don't have an external flash, and when I use the on-board it completely blows out the entire photo!
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I'm a complete beginner so please bear with me!

I tried this and without the flash i don't have enough light. I don't have an external flash, and when I use the on-board it completely blows out the entire photo!
useing the flash is the easiest way to get enough light ,you will need to make a soft box for over your flash . Low theck ( 4 layers of paper towel ,large enough to compleatly cover your opened flash face , and clear tape to hold it in place works well .
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This is my first post althought I have been lurking for awhile. This is my attempt at water droplet shots.



I was just using the ceiling light above my kitchen table.
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Old 03-19-2008, 05:39 AM
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Gah! I forgot to adjust my ISO (was shooting outside earlier) so the pics are a bit dark. It's easier to get nice droplets off the faucet than in the bowl. Here are results from my first attempt:




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I have a question, where are you all getting such pretty bowls? ':0)...
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Here is my attempt:

Droplet

Droplet 2
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