I managed to get cleaner images today by raising my water level and shooting a bit more "through" the drops. Still can't get the collision shot I'm hoping for. I can't tell if I'm missing it or just not creating it. I've tried releasing the drops closer to the pan, further from the pan, just not working. I'm open to suggestions
Gary
Beautiful, Gary! What's cool about water drop shots is that each one is unique. I really love the colors you're getting. If I had to pick favorites, it would be #'s 4 & 6, but each is lovely on it's own -- nice work.
Actually, I'd bet several of these would look amazing as a B&W conversion.
See my post about the MIOPS trigger.
Really looking good Gary, love the shapes and colors and some sharp and soft of these images. So cool to see the formations that come of this PM to you for some help .......
gmccroskery wrote:
Beautiful, Gary! What's cool about water drop shots is that each one is unique. I really love the colors you're getting. If I had to pick favorites, it would be #'s 4 & 6, but each is lovely on it's own -- nice work.
Actually, I'd bet several of these would look amazing as a B&W conversion.
See my post about the MIOPS trigger.
volhoosier wrote:
these shots are amazing. clarity, detail, and colors are superb. i hope you get the shot you are looking for. you can share all of these want to.
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morris wrote:
I'm fond of these Garry. I like that you are experimenting and am looking forward to seeing what else you come up with.
Morris
Nice thing is I can do it while It's 15 degrees outdoors
Karl Witt wrote:
Like snowflakes, no two are alike!
Really looking good Gary, love the shapes and colors and some sharp and soft of these images. So cool to see the formations that come of this PM to you for some help .......
PM to you for some help .......