Water Drop in Red and Blue - Water Drop Photograph Metal Print

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I had seen a lot of water drop photography on the internet, and I'd tried my hand at it before, but was never happy with the results that I got. Then I came across the key that made everything come together. The trick was to use flash to light the background rather than the water drop itself.

With this new tip, I set up a rig in my spare bedroom using a gradient printed on a piece of paper as my background. Once I had the water drops coming and the focus nailed down it was just a matter of capturing several splashes to find the one I liked. It took a while until I got several that were acceptable. This is the one that was my favorite from that session.

I'm a photographic artist based near Nashville, Tennessee. I love to travel and have been from border to border and coast to coast all across the United States. And everywhere I go, I take my camera and try to capture the many beautiful sights my home country has to offer. Recently, I have begun traveling internationally as well and that has opened up a whole world of new photographic opportunities. I'm glad you stopped by my page to check out my images. I hope that you find something you like, and that one or more of my photographs will find a place in your home or office.