New Water Drop Pics...
 

After several attempts of trying to get the shots I was after (multi-drop collision) I went out and bought an actual water drop timer/trigger. It is NOT an automatic process still had to learn alot about water viscosity, surface tension along with timing and obviously camera + speedlite settings. Finally, getting some shots that I think are pretty good. Still have alot to learn, but getting better.


http://www.rickbeldenphotography.com...led-2037-L.jpg

http://www.rickbeldenphotography.com...led-2001-L.jpg

http://www.rickbeldenphotography.com...led-1994-L.jpg

http://www.rickbeldenphotography.com...tled-2-2-L.jpg

http://www.rickbeldenphotography.com...led-1979-L.jpg

http://www.rickbeldenphotography.com...led-1951-L.jpg

http://www.rickbeldenphotography.com...titled-2-L.jpg

http://www.rickbeldenphotography.com...led-1833-L.jpg

very cool. i'd really like to see the complete reflection in some, as in the first.:cheers:

Are you on uglyhedgehog?

Bowl I'm using is not really big enough to show a full reflection on the taller splashes.

No, never heard of it until I just googled. I go to the DPreview forum mostly:cert:

It's informative.

I like the information less technical then DPReview. What is your handle? Mine will be "Blownvette"

Colors look cool, too :seasix:

W:eek:W! Those are some of the coolest shots I have ever seen. :seasix:

no doubt you've seen some of Professor Harold Edgerton's work?

he could never get the coronet just perfect. also had some interesting shots of colored water and milk.

awesome shots.

Yes, I have seen his work before. Only a few true Masters out there, the rest of us are merely students:yesnod:

Buffmaloney