Simple water droplet tutorial (No extra gear)

[kris8583]

Here my attempt at this, really enjoyed this project so easy to set up and snap away!










Might stick these in critique my shot section for some feedback as a novice.

[agr117]

Thanks for the tutorial. It was definitely fun trying to get the timing and looking for fun "props." I put a target shopping bag in the bottom of the dish i was using(a roasting pan) and like someone else mentioned I hung a bottle with a small hole pretty high...probably about 3-4 feet above the water to get a lot of energy in the splashes.
And if the search of fun props i ripped a leaf off a house plant, didn't quite come out the way i wanted but it's still kinda neat. I was using a 300mm lens on that one, dof was tough to get right

[chrisjam]

This is one of mine:



You can find some more here!

[nuspalupo]

my attempt !
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[lynnetaylor]

Thanks for the great idea I had so much fun with this!!

[NeverEnoughTime]

Good ideas are often simple. I have not tried this yet but love the fact that everyone's photos are unique. Great captures here.

[Tjade1982]

Thanks for the tip on a fun project! I had a good time with this today.

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[qtrflash]

Great shot and info Thanks