My new tripod had to be used today. I didn't want to go outside because it was quite windy, the sky was grey and the natural light wasn't very good, so I thought I'd do a water shoot indoors.
I set up the tripod in the kitchen and placed a cup on top of an upside-down pint glass in the sink. I filled the cup with water, placed a whiteboard behind it and pierced a hole into the lid of a bottle of water. I then turned the bottle upside down above the cup and let the camera take timed shots.
Anybody who has tried this kind of water photography knows that you need perseverance in abundance. It takes many shots just to get a few you're happy with, and I was left with two pictures from the many photos taken that I was pleased about. It was a close call, but I thought today's choice had an unusual shaped splash; it reminds me of a foetus!
Semi-professional photographer based in Nottingham, England, I shoot mainly events and weddings. I'll be posting my work using my Fujis - X100S and X-Pro1.
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Fantastic!! I've yet to try it but the next time we have a rainy day, that's what I'll be attempting. I'm used to taking a million shots to get a few good ones LOL.
Thanks for the comment on my photo too :)
Love what you chose and the angle you chose as well!