Divine Droplets - a macro photography


simply gorgeous la! how did you do that? is that milk?
Thanks for your comment..
Please see my blog regarding my experience shooting this.
http://mgmg74.blogspot.com/2007/06/me-and-droplets-round-1.html

Strobist info, 430ex at 1/2 power on camera bounced to the top right wall and one Starblitz 250 directly behind triggered optically, fired through a white shopping bag. Lens is EFS 18-55 Kit Lens with +2 and +4 close-up filters on it.
mini review of shooting macro with Kit Lens (EFS 18-55mm)
http://mgmg74.blogspot.com/2007/06/ef-s-18-55mm-f35-56-ii-aka-kit-lens_24.html
 

Whao wonderfrul shots of the droplets with reflection in it!! I'm amazed by the life tt i can see thru tt tiny droplet. Well done!!
 

Whao wonderfrul shots of the droplets with reflection in it!! I'm amazed by the life tt i can see thru tt tiny droplet. Well done!!

true true :thumbsup::thumbsup:
 

newbie macro user sharing my only droplet shot using nikon d60 and 18-55 kit lens.... i love all your shots! very inspiring!!! ;p :bigeyes:

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i tried these droplets shots but the DOF just cannot make it :(
 

My share of the bubbly world
2 old pictures :D
1.
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2.
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wah, first time to this thread. Pictures are really good!
 

I was inspired by all the pictures in this thread. So, here's my first attempt:

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Very :thumbsup::thumbsup: pic u have here. sharp and clear.
 

hot off the oven hehe

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Well. Its one and a half year since i shot the first round of droplets photos..
now i saw the discovery program with high speed camera showing the droplets in action.. and I am excited again.

this time, i tried with shallower water for the crown.. i felt it much easier to do this time as my wife is helping out and its not like 5'C cold night in wellington.
:)

Strobist info : one SB26 bounced from the back wall at 1/4th power triggered optically with 430ex on camera at 1/64th power bouncing on the ceiling ( the 430ex is not contributing much to the exposure but just using it to trigger the SB26)

erased some sensor dust and ugly background bits in photoshop cs3.

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Well. Its one and a half year since i shot the first round of droplets photos..
now i saw the discovery program with high speed camera showing the droplets in action.. and I am excited again.

this time, i tried with shallower water for the crown.. i felt it much easier to do this time as my wife is helping out and its not like 5'C cold night in wellington.
:)

Strobist info : one SB26 bounced from the back wall at 1/4th power triggered optically with 430ex on camera at 1/64th power bouncing on the ceiling ( the 430ex is not contributing much to the exposure but just using it to trigger the SB26)

erased some sensor dust and ugly background bits in photoshop cs3.

http://lh3.ggpht.com/_qSb06o1GCfE/SYQ9_W7VcgI/AAAAAAAAHyo/sRanbJPJk9s/s400/IMG_6514-Edit.jpg

http://lh4.ggpht.com/_qSb06o1GCfE/SYQ9xDErdBI/AAAAAAAAHyk/pVBqV3ymjk4/s400/IMG_6491-Edit.jpg

http://lh3.ggpht.com/_qSb06o1GCfE/SYQ9wqDgFOI/AAAAAAAAHyg/nMubWFK_8IY/s400/IMG_6494-Edit.jpg

Very nice effect. I like the 3rd one best. Thanks for sharing.
 

this is done using Sigma 70-300 APO Macro

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Digital also can?
What the F then
 

Nice treath with some nice droplets in here. These are some of my better "All Natural" droplets.

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#3

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