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Dan_Kinghorn
November 11, 2013
I love this! What better way of stopping a fraction of time than this!
panjok2
August 06, 2014
I see a little eye on the left, a nose and the other eye squinted, then a huge white grin with teeth! love how this makes me want to look around so long!
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Location
In my kitchen :)Time
Evening, after workLighting
Camera flashEquipment
Pentax KX, 55-300mm lens Pentax, Tripod and wireless remote to trigger the cameraInspiration
This is a classic. I wanted to experiment.Editing
Boosted the coloursIn my camera bag
Pentax KX - kit lens + 55-300mm and 50mm f2.0 extension tubes, flashFeedback
I put a bowl in the sink and let the water running (drop by drop) not too fast. Then I kept remotely triggering the camera. Out of the many pictures I took, a few came out OK. I focussed manually first. To do so I put something in the bowl first (where the drop would fall) and focussed manually on that object. After that nothing moves so you should have sharp drops. I know there are more fancy settings but this was my quick and dirty settings. I got other shots in my gallery. Good luck. Also forgot to mention, you can play with the background (adding pictures or 'things' that will be seen in the drop... :)
