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water drop photography. high speed photography. done with an external flash mounted to hot shoe. (dont have wireless trigger for flash yet) would like to go out and buy a SplashArt kit, but for now i will just do it manually.
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Critique is very welcome ;-)
Applying a Drop Shadow is not at all difficult in Photoshop. You can also manipulate the Drop Shadow.
Thw tutorial is here : photoshopper27.blogspot.com/2011/01/manipulating-drop-sha...
The local kids in Obong Spring, ready to drop 30 feet below and enjoy the big splash on the water.
They climb that Balete Tree just to enjoy their only known DROP ZONE.
Had another quick go at the drop experiment but can't say that I managed to get the shots I wanted. It's really hard to get close and still get everything I want in focus. I spent about 30 minutes trying this today and I only got 4 shots that had any kind of feel to them . . .
Well, better luck next time :)
The white balance was set to flourescent which gave me this blue tone. The outer parts of the frame have been cropped.
A splash with just a bit of it in focus . . .
Drop A Grand, Armchair Martian, Magic Cyclops, & Deco Auto gave miniBar a night of big guitars and bigger wigs. See my photos and video of the night on Too Much Rock at toomuchrock.com/.