Water Drop Photography

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jamiesull

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Tuesday 16th March 2010
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Might Be a Re-post but ill Start a Thread anyway.

Post Shots Of Your Waterdrop Photography...




Edited by jamiesull on Tuesday 16th March 12:09

Scho

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4hero

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Tuesday 16th March 2010
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The things you do while your pizza is cooking hehe



edited to add, they are not excatly "water drops", more drops of water smile

Edited by 4hero on Tuesday 16th March 13:19

jamiesull

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Tuesday 16th March 2010
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Great shots 4hero

Scho

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Tuesday 16th March 2010
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jamiesull said:
Great shots 4hero
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x2

first three are just beautiful.

rasputin

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207 months

Tuesday 16th March 2010
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Got my first water drop collision a couple of weeks ago:


And one from last year:

Busa_Rush

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Tuesday 16th March 2010
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4hero said:
Your shots are always brilliant smile

Can you tell me how you got that shot ? What lens and exposure ? Just stunning smile

Lambochick

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Tuesday 16th March 2010
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I call this one 'Touchdown'


4hero

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Tuesday 16th March 2010
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Cheers wink

Lambochick, well caught! How many attempts to get that shot I wonder hehe

Busa_Rush said:
4hero said:
Your shots are always brilliant smile

Can you tell me how you got that shot ? What lens and exposure ? Just stunning smile
Ta. That was shot hand-held with my 350D and 100mm macro. It's just a branch on one of my conifers in the garden, with the [slightly blown] sky in the background. The settings were 1/200 sec, f5 and the flash was used. I only had my first slr a couple of months when this was shot in 2007, so would probably use different settings now.

edited to change the quote to a thumb smile

Edited by 4hero on Tuesday 16th March 19:16

Col 666

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Tuesday 16th March 2010
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rasputin said:
Got my first water drop collision a couple of weeks ago:
Awesome!, how'd you do it?

p.s. do you live in the Perth area? Loved your shots of the Tay you posted recently, I'm a Perth resident.

crmcatee

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Tuesday 16th March 2010
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One from a while ago.


rasputin

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Tuesday 16th March 2010
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Col 666 said:
rasputin said:
Got my first water drop collision a couple of weeks ago:
Awesome!, how'd you do it?

p.s. do you live in the Perth area? Loved your shots of the Tay you posted recently, I'm a Perth resident.
This is a good tutorial: http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showthread...

And yes to Perth thumbup

heyho

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Tuesday 23rd March 2010
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Does this count?

I call it "Penis grigio". wink



Edited by heyho on Tuesday 23 March 07:08

rasputin

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Tuesday 23rd March 2010
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Yesterday's pic of the day:

Adz The Rat

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Tuesday 23rd March 2010
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These are all brilliant, Im going to have to try one.

jamiesull

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Thursday 15th April 2010
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its a great feeling when shots like this turn out well...

Mini1275

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Thursday 15th April 2010
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Quite an old pic.

jamiesull

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Tuesday 1st June 2010
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gonna get the new nikon out tomorrow and see how it goes with waterdrops.
i was only using a bridge camera.
SLR should be alot better smile

Kinkyboots

291 posts

203 months

Tuesday 1st June 2010
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Some real amazing shots.

Here is one of mine, this was one of my first pictures with my ES450D need to try some more shots of water.





Edited by Kinkyboots on Tuesday 1st June 12:28

...Mole...

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