Dew drop first real attempt

So, decided I would give this a whirl for the first time. Well serious first time. My wife even decided to get a photo of me in action to post to her friends to make fun of me...laying on the ground with a wet mat attempting to get this shot.

I want to thank all the members here who have contributed to tutorials, examples, and photos to pave the way for others to follow.

I also want to thank a long time contributor - Brian V. for posting his tutorials and tips for the public to learn from.

thats a great effort, one to be very pleased with, if it were mine i would just have the single blade of grass with the droplet in frame, but thats just me, well done mate

lol - that's what the wife said. When next there is water in the yard you can bet I will attempt again. Thanks for the constructive feedback!

robbug wrote in post #14642982
So, decided I would give this a whirl for the first time. Well serious first time. My wife even decided to get a photo of me in action to post to her friends to make fun of me...laying on the ground with a wet mat attempting to get this shot.

I want to thank all the members here who have contributed to tutorials, examples, and photos to pave the way for others to follow.

I also want to thank a long time contributor - Brian V. for posting his tutorials and tips for the public to learn from.

This is not perfect by any means but I will get there. I will burn my sensor out getting there

This photo is stunning!! I think it's perfect.

Lovely work.

I am to unstable to get a stack, which seems top be the only way I would get a decent dew drop image.

I like that, good work.

BasAndrews wrote in post #14651903
I am to unstable to get a stack, which seems top be the only way I would get a decent dew drop image.

You don't have to stack to get these shots if you use more depth of field, but that way the flower behind is more in focus.

with that reflection, i would say that was pretty damn good work for a "first attempt".