droplet

[EastCoastHucker]

Hi..

Took this one few days back...
What you think...!

[zoe08]

This is a very kool shot! I know how hard it is to take waterdrop shots as I spent hours one day doing that for a project that turned out very crappy.

What were you using as a background? I would like a smoother solid black backgroud w/o the color casts on it, though I don't know if that was intentional or not. What were you using for lighting?

[EastCoastHucker]

This is a very kool shot! I know how hard it is to take waterdrop shots as I spent hours one day doing that for a project that turned out very crappy.

What were you using as a background? I would like a smoother solid black backgroud w/o the color casts on it, though I don't know if that was intentional or not. What were you using for lighting?

Thanks for your comment..

The background was my kitchen sink, for lighting I use a SB600, the speed was about 1 second in which I have to wait for the droplet and shot the flash.

I kind of like a little color on the background.

Thanks again.

[EastCoastHucker]

before letting this one sink I''ll like to know if anyone has an input..

[westwoodprinters]

Very nice shot. I can't imagine how many shots it takes to get one so perfect. When I look at this, it seems like the droplet is hovering over the spoon, not falling. Almost like there is a magentic force between the two (I'm sure there probably is one according to physics, but you know what I mean ). The background colors are really nice. I only wish the droplet had a little more light. Overall, this is a great shot.

[ravenmore]

I really like the colors in the spoon for some reason. Nice!