Taken with a fixed 5.8-58.00mm lens, focal length 5.8mm, spot metering, with flash -2
Holding an eye dropper, and setting the timer to 10sec, calculated when to sqeeze the dropper, after a number of shots, This image was what I was looking for.
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Cloned out highlights on glass rim
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I like the gold and red colors and the sparkling quality. Cropping in more, and perhaps off center would give more attention to the droplet and create a more interesting composition.
is brown the best choice of color for water? why is all the stuff in the lower 1/4th of the image included? why is it tilted to the rigt instead of straight? why does the rim of the glass come between the droplet and it's splash? I do like the swirly surface of the water, some nice patterns there
Good capture of a drop of water! Hard to do (at least for me!). Clarity and lighting look good on this photo, but I think that a different colored background might make the water stand out a bit more. Good composition as well.
This is awesome! I love how the one little drop of water is separated from the other big drop that is hitting the water. I love the golden glow to this as well, and the crop. Excellent macro image!!! 10
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