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Un giorno di pioggia. Gocce figlie di una pioggerellina fine, aggrappate ad un ramo, ancora troppo giovani per lasciarsi cadere **
*The photos published on facebook and Instagram are been taken with my cell phone, i.e. my "portable camera"
Matt Granger, I chose this shot because multiple techniques I had first explored in 2014 all came together: using strobes, modifiers, and extension tubes to craft the image in-camera, as well as cleanup, split-toning, and curves in post. I love the richness of the refracted light, and the range of lights and darks produced. Cheers!
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Yongnuo YN560III behind subject. Sheet of paper as diffuser. Triggered by Yongnuo RF603c.
13mm Fotodiox extenion tube.
Just a drop.... pure water, one flash is lightning a colored background....
Don't know yet whether I like the bubbles on the surface.... what do you think?
The lonely planet for these little creatures. Somewhere from the above, someone may looking at us like we are looking to this drop of water.
I spent my free time today experimenting with what I could do with water drops, and these were my results (though they are just a few successes of the many mistrials).
The owl appears poised to scoop up what appears to be an insect
However, it's probably more likely that the owl dropped it
I sent this in as my entry for tech blog Gizmodo's weekly shooting challenge, which for this week is "Water Drop" (Shooting Challenge: A Water Drop). Was looking for a tech theme and this is what I could manage in half an hour (you gotta knock these things out quick or you end up wasting hours!).
Snow Drop
CarlZeiss Y/Contax Sonnar T*2.8/85
@ Showa Commemorative National Government Park, Tokyo
© 2019 M's photography
Takashi MATSUZAWA All rights reserved.
Please don't freely use this photograph on Tumblr, Blog, Facebook, Twitter and others.
This drought is leaving me
With cracked soil and brown leaves
Floating on a dry lake bed
With a dry mouth and foggy head
Waiting for the snow
When the water comes
I will overflow
I will overflow
When the water comes
I will overflow...
...yes, I am waterdrop obsessed! The background here is a photograph of a sunset which I placed behind the dish of water as I photographed the drops.
Beautiful moulting red and black male cardinal feeding in the grass. He is dropping a seed. Madera canyon, Arizona, USA. 11 March 2018.
Tonight is a good night.. Finally got it dialled in and got some good shots of drops colliding.
Took some work tho.. blue dye, white background, a single drop of dishwasher rinse aid (to lower surface tension) and hot water (to lower viscosity) and lots and lots of luck.
This beautiful Canvasback was part of the feeding frenzy that goes on at Lake Merritt!
Going on the annual Benicia bird count this morning...brrrr!..will catch up when I get back...thanks for visiting, have a lovely Monday!