Here is another effort at macro water droplets – a slight improvement on my last effort but like everything else there are always limitations, unless you have endless cash to spend on additional and higher specification flashguns. I used my Nikon SB-400 mounted on my Nikon D7000, as unfortunately my off camera extension cord appears not to be compatible with my D7000 (it previously worked with my D3000). Consequently, the few shots below are a result of 3 hours work and numerous missed and out of focus shots. Enjoy.
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Oh damn. This looks awesome! Frozen time!
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Thanks Dennis, amazing what you can capture with a DSLR and flash gun.
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I´ll join this fun too as soon as I´ll have better equipment. It´s fascinating to watch images like yours. I will check out more of your upcomming work 🙂
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Well done. Love the colours!! I have spent some time at this too with mixed results and lots of out of focus shots.. You have some good captures there
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Thank you Harriet, it is most certainly hit and miss. Would love to have the water drop kits that regulate the droplets so you can get collisions etc but don’t think I could justify the cost and anyway it will soon be summer and the great outdoors.
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Stunning! 🙂
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Thank You Elle, appreciated.
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