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Drops from my Tap
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I saw this on a friend’s flickr page and had to try it myself.
(Please let me know if this is something everybody has tried at some stage
(like drop shadows for your frame :oops: ))Thanks for looking at it,
Hauke(click on the image for a larger version on the flickr,
there you’ll also find two more that turned out not-too-bad)
The drops are fantastic.
I would exclude the tap from the photo and rename it (just hint: Chain reaction).You’re right, probably everyone *has* tried it, but I dunno how many have captured it quite as well as you have. I personally like it with the tap, but that’s just me.
I’ve tried this one lots of times and never pulled off.
Well done and great shotExcellent Hauke. Super sharp focus on the splitting drop
and the composition is superb. Great use of negative space.Rob.
Thanks for the nice comments everyone.
I am well chuffed with the result of 20 minutes behind the camera
(and 30 in front of the screen) considered this was my forst try.Roberto: I like the tap in it. It cropped it out but the drops seemed ‘lost in space’ then.
Will also post another one, which has a slightly different feel to it.
Hauke
Hi Hauke,
This is a really excellent shot but the jurys out on the tap in or out story. I had a look here and I quite like the tap cropped out if you crop to the begining of the first drop then it does look like a chain Roberto says. A sink plug chain. But it’s your work and what works for you is best.
Terry
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