I promised these images would be posted this week – better late then never I say!!
So, years ago, on one rare, rainy day in Colorado, I spent the afternoon shooting tiny drops of water landing in a bowl. I can’t remember everything I did to make this work, but I was at it for HOURS. Something like water drops the size of a pin head dripping out of a paper cone. I’ll have to google it. I really should have photographed the setup as by the looks of it, you would never have guessed the images below could be possible.
Probably one of the most fun photography days I have ever had!
Thanks Irene over at Heaven’s Sunshine for the challenge!



Looks unreal! Very cool!
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They were a labor of love!! Haha
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So cool! I love that last one; it’s like a little glass crown!
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Thanks! People who do this really well take some amazing snaps!
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These are amazing! So glad you linked them to Sunshine’s Macro Monday. Gotta give this a try. ❤️
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You do! I’ll see if I can google a link on how to do it and attach it here! And you are welcome!!!
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Incredible! Looks like it was worth the work!
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Thanks lady! It definitely took some time and patience….I must have snapped a few hundred photos.
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They certainly look amazing, isn’t it cool how you can lose yourself in doing something creative.
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Thanks Sharon! yes, it is pretty cool how this happens…even happens at work every now and then!
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Love them! I’ve practiced shooting water drops, and it is FUN!
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Well thanks! It’s fun and takes some patience!! haha. Thanks for stopping by Lisa!!
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THESE ARE INSANE. Well done!!!!
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Thanks! I need try it again sometime, too many other fun things to do!
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This is an exercise in perseverance! And a reminder that the beautiful captures we as viewers enjoy are a labour of patience and much love!
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Ha! Thank you for saying that!! Photography is most definitely a labor of love. Especially when trying something new. I didn’t quite master it, but I do think they turned out kinda cool 🙂
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