Water Drop taken on Macro;
-Adjust Colour Tone
-Adjust Colour Balance
-Adjust Brightness (Made it Brighter)
-Adjust Contrast
-Negative
-Adjust image size for Internet
-Add Border
-Sharpen
-Adjust brightness and Contrast up.
All adjustments made to the entire image.
After this session, my whole kitchen was full of water - Wife still not impressed. I actualy had to do the dishes, but ended up doing this shot. Wife is currently doing the dishes...
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Composition: Placement of the bubbles works well, ones on the right and three almost center. Also, the leftmost, rightmost and uppermost bubbles form a triangle. The triangle is a key design element that keeps the viewer moving from one section of the image to another.
Exposure: Exposure may be a little under though no areas seem too black. Exposing more may have blown out some of the white areas.
Impact: This is where I think the image is lacking a bit, if only due to the softness of the focus. Having sharper focus on the central bubbles I think would improve the photo.
The border is very heavy and rather distracting from the image. The flow of the water ripples are good, but overall the image looks rather soft on focus.
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