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No match
Another water drop collision..
About the photo
Canon EOS 50D, Canon EOS 50D, F-stop f/10, Exposure time 1/2 sec., ISO 100, Focal length 100mm.
Photo settings: 100 mm, f/10, 1/2 second, ISO 100.
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Comments (8)
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Daddy_Gemini
This is still the best water drop photo I have to date. Love the sharpness, symmetry and size at which I can download this. I even have a version of this on my cell phone and I just put it back on my background on my computer and my phone again for like the tenth time. I already commented but just letting you know again that I really love this shot so much and I dare somebody to make a better water drop shot than this! :P Thanks again Richard!
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jlogan2664
I love this shot! It makes me want to order the drip kit and time machine so I can play with it and see what I can do! This is going to be the wallpaper on my computer for awhile.
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ekzotic
Was using it for a few days and it passed time test well, great picture! thanks Richard.
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mjoa
This one is fantastic. Seen lost of these and this one is definitely one of the more interesting ones. Very nice!
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thomsenrox
Love the effect with the two-drop collition. Maybe some more wicked light (red/purple/green) could be interesting. Though hands up, a great shot...
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I use this thing called the drip kit & time machine--> http://www.bmumford.com/photo/waterdrops/dripkit.html thanks guys.. Take a look at this page,( http://www.diyphotography.net/the-comprehensive-water-drop-photography-guide ) it kind of explains how things are done & water additives, flashes.. The photo is of 2 drops the second drop colliding with first drop after it's hit the water..
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What's the key to getting such interesting shapes in the drops? Is it just water? Most of the time if I just drop water, it just makes one dollop vertically.
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Daddy_Gemini
Beautiful! Good to see you getting into photography more. This is a great shot I love HD water drop shots. Especially symmetrical ones like this. I like the crown that formed from the second drop it looks really cool. Thanks Richard! =)