Here are a few (macro focus) water pictures taken with the Nikon CP 995. I'm purchasing a 10X loupe this week to get even closer to the action. Macro is the coolest thing ...
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The water drops took forever, many MANY pictures were taken to get the correct focus and depth of field. I was practically in the sink, as close to the water source without getting too wet (nothing a towel can't fix). It's a learning curve for sure. Now I find myself looking for the out of the ordinary, interesting and seldom seen.
Lone-Drop: (PS auto-levels and de-saturated). Taken in stainless-steel sink and caught just at the right time.
Droplet-Fury: (PS auto-levels and channel mixed monochrome). Taken in stainless-steel sink from sink type shower head, many droplets.
Car-Window-Droplets: (PS auto-levels). Through car window during rainy day, red is a Mazda RX7 in the next parking stall.
Here's the gallery > http://www.pbase.com/ultravista/water_macros
Please post your comments.
The water drops took forever, many MANY pictures were taken to get the correct focus and depth of field. I was practically in the sink, as close to the water source without getting too wet (nothing a towel can't fix). It's a learning curve for sure. Now I find myself looking for the out of the ordinary, interesting and seldom seen.
Lone-Drop: (PS auto-levels and de-saturated). Taken in stainless-steel sink and caught just at the right time.
Droplet-Fury: (PS auto-levels and channel mixed monochrome). Taken in stainless-steel sink from sink type shower head, many droplets.
Car-Window-Droplets: (PS auto-levels). Through car window during rainy day, red is a Mazda RX7 in the next parking stall.
Here's the gallery > http://www.pbase.com/ultravista/water_macros