you can view my first droplet shot here.
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I am a 42-year old husband and father. I was an avid computer gamer and DOF, F-stops and the like were foreign to me until my wife introduced me to photography. I began shooting during the latter part of March 2010 and quickly became addicted to it. I started this blog to share my journey and to learn along the way. Special thanks to my wife Eng who encouraged me and to all my friends in Blogosphere who shared their knowledge and taught me to further this craft. |
38 comments:
Dave, this is simply beautiful. Is it okay to use your photos for my desktop? I'll certainly understand if you say no.
Breathtaking as always, Dave! Thank you for sharing your incredible talent with us!!
Sylvia
That is absolutely amazing. I have got to learn how to do that. Simply stunning.
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I looked at your first one also. they are both breathtaking to me. can't decide which I like best, they are very very good. how did you do this?
Wow. This shot is simply amazing.
I can feel that!
Stunning! It looks almost like a marble.
Incredible Dave... truly beautiful!
That takes great patience and great timing. Awesome photograph!
I like the reflection seen in the drop of water. Nice colors, I will be tring my had at water drop as it get colder.
Go on, do tell - how on earth did you do it!?! Quite amazing.
That is beautiful Dave. Really nice job. I've played with water drop photography and know how hard it is and you've done an awesome job here.
Outstanding and takes my breath away. I want to learn this so bad. Share please.
If you dont mind my email is redwillowlisa@gmail.com. I know not everyone shares .
Again Love it. Love it. I have an idea of how it works I think.
Fantastic! Very beautiful, and the first one too :)
I have no words left for you..........
I have already said it all, but you never stop to amaze me♥
The droplet itself looks incredible but with red and blue it is almost difficult to believe.
all I can say with this one.. OH WOW !!!!
beautiful job well done!!!!!
wow! that is nicer than the worthiest jewel! I should love it in a ring or pendant! greetings from kri
OMG!!! That´s the only thing to say :-)
Very nice. How is this done?
Molto bella questa immagine !
An unusual sight caught in mid-air it seems. Lovely reflections in that orb!
Stellar.
two thumbs up!
Oh. My. God!
Great colors, great light, incredible timing.
If I ever get around to doing 'studio' work I want you to be my teacher. Most of my pics are outside, natural light which is okay because that's generally where my favorite subjects are.
But the things you do here with the water, and with the smoke, I find them most impressive. I haven't got the bucks to invest in the props for now, but someday maybe.
Thanks for stopping by and explaining that btw, I've been sick and just now getting back.
classical picture where you did it very well :)
"ps, yes absolutely, you can use it..."
Many thanks, kind sir. I just love it.
Oh, wow! This is mind blowingly fabulous! Wow!
Very cool shot, Dave! Love the colors!
O how pretty and romantic! The colours seem to glow with dark mystery!
This is my first visit to your blow and your have blown me out of the ballpark. Both photographs are fabulous...they really do resemble marbles to me. How in the world did you do it????
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Amazing.
this is magic!
This is absolutely clever. How many droplets did you experiment?
Wow! I agree with Luna looks like magic1
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this amazing shots looks like it needs a lot of patience and amazing amount of creativity from the photographer. great job.
Wow.
Sometimes... that's all the words there are.
Absolutly a great shot.
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