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No match
A splash of water...
About the photo
Canon EOS 50D, 100mm macro lens.
More by Richard Mohler
Comments (12)
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On this one no flash or strobe is used, have one coming in mail so I'll try next time.. For some reason things turned out nice. I'll try the aperature setting thing and see, maybe next time it will be even better..
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eclinton
Beautiful shot, the bokeh and tones are so great! Did you use a strobist at all? I love the detail on that one droplet off to the top right Maybe kicking the aperture up a stop or two would have gotten a depth that might have been nice.
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Binaryian
Colors and sharpness is perfect IMHO, especially on the droplets. Just love the form of the "wave" in focus. However I do believe a few more droplets would have been nice. Not that you can say "lets do two droplets, and now lets try five..." You are doing great though Richard! Thx for sharing your work.
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mknabster
This is a really cool effect, I personally think the sharpness is spot on, and the blue adds to the effect, especially since it's a macro lens being used. I must ask, what was your backdrop for this, like was it taken in a sink? Or did you add a color filter to it in PS? I think i'm going to be giving this a shot eventually, once I find a good backdrop for it. I don't think anything needs to be changed at all, it's what a macro shot should be like.
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ElectrikLizard
YIPPEE !!!! Finally ... a Non-Landscape photo made it through the Loupe. The colour is bang on ... Perhaps a little more focused would be nice.
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Philippe Clairo--Nah just trying something different.. Had the camera for awhile just thought I'd try and use it. Taken a few pics but nothing very good. Live in Las Vegas so unless you like desert type shots there's not alot to shoot. Maybe someday I'll try and shoot some shots of some casinos..I know there's a number of places fairly close to take some nice pictures of but I rarely go anywhere.. So I thought I might try some macro shots.. I sharpened it up a little but I didn't want to go overboard.
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protake--Put camera on tripod, continuous shoot. Focused where water drop was falling in pan of water below from baggy with pin hole punched in it from above. Probably snapped a hundred or so pictures & one turned out ok. Then enhanced a little in photoshop and this was the result..No flash.. I don't think I did it exactly right since it took a hundred or so pictures to get just one, oh well..
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Waves-born
Finally something new!!! thoose landscape-wallpapers started to get boring. I wish there would be more wallpapers like this on interfacelift.com thanks for posting this here! maybe its a little tiny bit too bright, but i really love the wallpaper
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pauliepaul
love the color and the design. very nice picture and calming. looks like a variation of another picture I seen. would like to see less blur in the image, especially near the center of the picture.
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I like this photo, just like any of pretty much any droplet splash I've seen. this one has a nice ray of light at the top. It is interesting to see a real photo in your portfolio when most of it is made of digitally rendered images. Are you moving to photography?
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only4now
now that is cool... rare that one finds such an image matching their profile picture... :) i really like the balance in color and clarity in this picture. i too would like to know more how you pulled it off.
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protake
Very nice image, looks really awesome. The color, the focus, everythings works perfect together. It would be very nice if you could write a tutorial for this image how you did it..