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A very colourful water drop. The colours are generated by surrounding the bowl I collect the drops in with clumps of coloured paper. The reflections in the water pick up the various colours. The only post processing I did was to adjust levels, increase the saturation a bit, and add some sharpening. The colours are pretty much what came out of the camera.
The Drop Bear, Thylarctos plummetus, is a large, arboreal, predatory marsupial related to the Koala.
I had so many ideas with this beauty ... Still at my favourite shop while capturing this absolutely awesome crystal drop chandelier. Wish I could have bought it ... just stunning.
Texture - MoreMagic, Kim Klassen
A drop of red wine hits the water and splashed right back. I can't seem to get the exposure right on this one, hence the dark/gray look.
Experimenting with drop photography Feb 2020. I have created a double drop photography rig using an Arduino and these are the first few photos created using it.
a drop of rain..
on that shiny spring day..
a drop of rain..
a drop of rain to take my sadness away..
a drop of rain..
can kill the thurst of a small child..
a drop of rain..
can do many things..
if u just imagine ..
ull have what it takes ..
A bit of a happy lighting accident on this shot - one of my paper reflectors slipped to create the diagonal band that can be seen towards the right of the image.
Part of my drops (Set)
I try my best to balance a water drop on the flower using a syringe, then with camera in hands i take some photos to get the focus point into the drop to catch the background as clear as I can.
::Camera Setting::
Camera: Nikon D7100
F-number: f/13
Exposure: 1/320sec.
ISO: 200
Lens: Nikon 18-300m @ 300
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Poster for "Water is Life" contest.
Note: colors are little too saturated due to flickr CMYK > RGB conversion.