from underneath a running tap
Discussion
I took these whilst seeing if my new waterproof case, was.
Just a bit of fun, I couldn't see what I was taking a photo off and the cases natural tendency to float made things a bit tricky so I think one (or all) is of the tap water hitting the casing and not the water in the sink (it wasn't deep enough) but I thought the results were interesting.
So far I am very pleased with the W55
Just a bit of fun, I couldn't see what I was taking a photo off and the cases natural tendency to float made things a bit tricky so I think one (or all) is of the tap water hitting the casing and not the water in the sink (it wasn't deep enough) but I thought the results were interesting.
So far I am very pleased with the W55
Go on, you can always post the film, then no human interaction is needed keeping it closer to the spirit of digital.
I had another go at this (playing with water is fun)
Funnky lighting would deffinatly be a good idea but knowing me I can see that get dangerous quite quickly
As would a camera with some control over the settings...but then that would cost a lot more
Spoon + tap
Spoon + tap 2 (why did i use a tarnished spoon?)
Water getting on the lense is a serious problem. As is fogging
These last two are the most interesting - inside the stream looking up towards the tap
I had another go at this (playing with water is fun)
Funnky lighting would deffinatly be a good idea but knowing me I can see that get dangerous quite quickly
As would a camera with some control over the settings...but then that would cost a lot more Spoon + tap
Spoon + tap 2 (why did i use a tarnished spoon?)
Water getting on the lense is a serious problem. As is fogging
These last two are the most interesting - inside the stream looking up towards the tap
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