Once, during some rain, I went outside, hoping to capture the perfect shot of falling raindrops. After several experimental/practice shots, I hit the jackpot using a high shutter speed and flash.
The rain splashes, though beautiful, are very short lived. They last no longer than a few milliseconds, and, without luck and the right equipment, they would be lost forever, never to be marvelled at by us.
(Entered in the Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenges: “H2O“, “Time“, “Monochromatic“, “Close Up“, “Muse“, “Ephemeral“)
lovely! 😊
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I am still working on capturing drops because they are my favorite subject matter. You seem to have this technique down quite well. Love the photos in Water Part 1 and Part 2.
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I agree. It is a very fascinating subject. But it can take a bit of time and practice to capture a good photograph. The basic advice I can give you is to use a high shutter speed and to use your flash. Also, timing is essential. In my case I used a long distance lens because I didn’t want the macro one to become wet. But if you have arrangements to protect your lens from water, I suppose using a macro lens is better. If you need further advice and tips there are several websites that are worth visiting.
If you do manage to get a good shot, do share it with me. 🙂
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Thank you for sharing.
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Fun take on the challenge!
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Such a great pair of drop splashes.
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Powerfull shot, amazing view
you’re gifted one
My contribution for the challenge:
http://www.sylvain-landry.com/challenge/muse-the-daily-posts-weekly-photo-challenge.html
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Superb!
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Lovely.
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Great shot – well done!
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