f/4.5
1/1000 sec.
ISO-64
I read an article on how to photograph splashes. (well it was actually how to make patterned water, but I couldn't find a bowl that had a design on it!) So I decided to try it out today. I used a tripod, an aqua bowl and a red bowl (which was too small), my Nikon Coolpix P80, a medicine dropper, a ruler, and two of my sisters who obligingly helped me out.
f/7.1
1/2000 sec.
1/1000 sec.
ISO-64
I read an article on how to photograph splashes. (well it was actually how to make patterned water, but I couldn't find a bowl that had a design on it!) So I decided to try it out today. I used a tripod, an aqua bowl and a red bowl (which was too small), my Nikon Coolpix P80, a medicine dropper, a ruler, and two of my sisters who obligingly helped me out.
f/7.1
1/2000 sec.
I used the fastest shutter speed my camera has (on manual mode). Since it was so fast, I took these all outside in the bright afternoon sun. The aperture varied a little. The red bowl was darker, so it got a bigger opening. They were all ISO-64, so I'm only labeling one with that.f/4.5
1/1000 sec.
The ruler was to help with the focus. Audrey and Cherise dripped the water for me and held the ruler. It would have been a lot harder without them! Help is a good thing!f/7.1
1/1000 sec.
1/1000 sec.
f/6.31/1000 sec.
f/6.31/1000 sec.
This last one is just for fun! :-)
2 comments:
Sweetness!!!! These totally ROCK...I'm a HUGE fan of the more abstract photography, and these are GORGEOUS!! Awesome work!! :)
Wow! that is so cool, Karen! I'm going to have to try this out too!
Great job!:-)
~Meagan~
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