More water shots...sorry, I like them

[NickW]

The originals look SOOOOO much better, not much photoshopping done at all and a Stock A85 was the weapon of choice. :D

Any good?


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v654/Wilczewski13/IMG_0120copy.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v654/Wilczewski13/IMG_0106copy.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v654/Wilczewski13/IMG_0105copy.jpg

[bookster]

All 3 are very nice, thanks for sharing :)

[galadriel]

Nick those shots are really nice
makes
me want to to play with water too!
Sandra

[pdrow]

the water is a really cool idea. I'm just wondering if it would have more impact against a solid background. Maybe you could tape up a piece of paper or fabric.

[NickW]

Yeh, I do need to do something about the backgrounds...but usually I'm just playing around before work and they come out okay, I'll be in my own house here in a few weeks and then I'll give more effort on the backgrounds.

[Michaelmjc]

the water is a really cool idea. I'm just wondering if it would have more impact against a solid background. Maybe you could tape up a piece of paper or fabric.
I agree the water would stand out a lot more if there was a solid background I like the sunburst effect you added to the first drop, adds a nice touch to it.

[NickW]

I agree the water would stand out a lot more if there was a solid background I like the sunburst effect you added to the first drop, adds a nice touch to it.

Nothing was added...just sharpened and resized...

[4nR]

Nothing was added...just sharpened and resized...

then that was a really nice shot :D

[newtocanon]

Really sweet shots.

What is your typical settings you use to stop action water?
iso,aperture,shutter,macro mode?
with or without flash? only ambient light?

Thank for any info you or someone could provide.

[Caimin]

Nice shots, especially the first.

[sixshot]

Cool. I need to get my 20D soooooon. I have learnt so many cool ideas from these forums. Good shots. :eyes