Check out this cool way to capture motion in photography!
Some of my favorite shots of the semester are these four right here just because they were fun to capture. For the shaving cream, I had my camera on a tripod, and had two helpers with spray bottles ready to fire as soon as a said go! For the water droplets (my favorites of the four to be honest), I had my camera on a tripod, a glass tray of water, a bag with a tiny hole poked in it and a speed light to freeze it in motion. And lastly for the strawberry, I had a spoon taped to the metal spoon, where I placed my strawberry and a friend to poor granulated sugar over the strawberry, Pretty cool, right?Like I mentioned, it was so fun to take these photos and see the results! For a step-by-step process on how to achieve your own amazing photographs that capture motion, check out Caryn Esplin’s 7 step process!
I love how you freezed the motion of the water! For some additional tips on freezing motion, check out https://clickitupanotch.com/freezing-motion-photographs/. Also, check out Cami’s post on tips for better product photography https://www.camijuddphotography.com/6-commerical-photography-tips-and-tricks-for-better-product-photos/ and my post on how to edit fine art photos for print https://marleehigginsphoto.com/fine-art-print/
Laura, these pictures are so cool! I really like the first water droplet one.
I also did some creative photography with water droplets.
https://madijeannephoto.com/balance-the-light/
Check out Maddie’s photography
https://noelleco.net/tips-creative-elements/
Here are some other tips for water droplet photography.
https://iso.500px.com/how-to-get-started-in-water-drop-photography/