Professional set up - not

Some asked last week how I set up for water droplet photography. Fortunately I have a utility/laundry room. I have put a foam backing board over the window and use various backup lighting. A bag of fluid is suspended from a rod and a hole is pierced into the bag to release a drop. I have recently used powdered milk made into solution 1 generous tbsp to half pint water.
The cloth is at had to wipe away unwanted water. I use a shallow dish filled with water.
There are various YouTube clips to follow but here is one. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bUI_OiNPC6Y
Quite pleased with my water crown today.
This has been trial an error - a real trial, lots of errors but fun all the same.

[Esther Rosenberg]

That bird in the window watching over your project cracks me up. You got it down so well, your water drops shots are amazing!

[katy]

So great to see your set up! Definitely yields excellent results!

[Mags]

This is super! Love your result!

[JackieR]

And Mr Bird supervises!! Fabulous crown!! Queen of the splash you be!!

[Diana]

That is so amazing Susan, I just love your set up and the crown has royal potential!

[Mariana Visser]

Thank you for sharing, much appreciated.

[Bri]

Great set up

[Casablanca]

This is fun to see. Love that bird!

[Lis Lapthorn]

Good of you to share this with us.

[Ellen Bogenschutz]

Susan, thanks so much for this info, as I have wondered how to go about it. I will try it now, soon.

[Bill]

Nice to see the setup, it works well.

[Susan Wakely]

@theredcamera there are several YouTube sites worth looking at.

[Carole Sandford]

Very nice. I’ve done this before with a similar “Heath Robinson” set up. Very much trial & error,but so exiting when you do get what you have been hoping for!

[Kathy]

Thanks for sharing. I need to get a speedlight.

[LManning (Laura)]

Thank you so much for sharing. Very interesting!