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this is absolutley amazing XD i know i would never have the patience to do that.. so in my case you have an AMAZING talent!
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The color and movement is really something in this foto. Very earthy
without green. And the movement in the water is ever so slight...
After reading the other comments I had no idea capturing water was so complicated. I am even more impressed.
KUDOS !!
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Hi Jet
Thank you very much for the fine comments really appreciate it. I am glad that you enjoyed this picture.
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extremely sensual. water (and flowers/plants too) are great for this.
please please make this a print!
question: how do you accomplish getting shapes (discernible ones) from drops?
i can only think of keep on dropping and checking the results while keeping the camera on continuous fast shutter speed shooting and adding movemnt to the drops or drop destinations possibly with fans or somesuch. and patience, natch. and skill.
bless --w.
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I Find there is a lot of Patience and timing in doing water drops. there are time s where I see what happens to the drop when the flash goes off thinking that I captured something only to find out it was between shots. Sometimes it gets Frustrating. Then you get something like this and it makes all the time worth while
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yeah i know i can deal with the patience and timing, i get obsessive and lose time.
but Mike, the big problem for me is losing location of where i dropped from. (Using an eye dropper.) don't have great hand-in-space memory or a steady hand so a lot of drops -- most -- end up outside the camera's focus, even out of the image entirely. how high do you drop from? do you use something to hold the dropper or whatever you use in place? (the camera is in place with the tripod, i need an eyedropper tripod! < smiles> ). any tips on this, suggestions? i can't think of anything but constructing a lever arm that attaches/clamps to the table i can move up and down and lock in place (sort of like one of those reading lamps with the lever arms). thanks.
bless--wayne
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golly gee willickers i am a dumbass! i just figured it out with the help of my sweetie, just like if i was Archimedes (ha).
all i gota do is use of the other two cheapass old tripods i have and clamp the dropper on with well, a clamp or a one of those things you close plastic snack bags with or a clothesline pin or whatever. weeeeeeeeee. now i just have to decide between getting a better lens or use diopters or findout of that raynox magnifyiing filter system works [link] 
bless -- wayne
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im doing a macro feature and wanted to add this..
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thank you ...... Good timing and a lot of patience
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lol
Just like everything in life, eh?
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I could say anything I wanted to
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Just did this tonight about 20 shots. plus I have a couple more that I like
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Great capture of the moment. I like the colours and the graphical constituents. good composition
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Thank you for very much for the comments really appreciate it
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Thank you very much. This is what sometimes happens when you have 2 water droplets come together.
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