P52 Week 3: Water (Jan 15 - Jan 21)

[mollyc]

One more water drop from the experiment day
Using a Sony 50mm Macro, no flash

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I cropped the image though
CC are always welcome.

this is great!

 

[_timo_redux_]

From today, but seemed more appropriate for water week

I don't often convert to black-and-white, but the goose's plumage is good for it, and strangely enough, the water had a distracting color tone to it.

Prospect Park Lake: 1/1000s 172mm @ f/5
The geese were close in shore as I imagine they thought I might have bread for them

 

[mollyc]

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From today, but seemed more appropriate for water week

I don't often convert to black-and-white, but the goose's plumage is good for it, and strangely enough, the water had a distracting color tone to it.

Prospect Park Lake: 1/1000s 172mm @ f/5
The geese were close in shore as I imagine they thought I might have bread for them

i love the drops on his head!

 

[_timo_redux_]

i love the drops on his head!

Yeah, really beautiful and in contrast to that beady eye

 

[mollyc]

Week 4: Everyday

 

[thirsty_monk]

great! sometimes simple is the best. ❤️ My only CC on this would have been to back up another step to get the entire height of the faucet in....but your focus looks great on the water drop. 🙂

Thank you @mollyc, yes I did realise that but a bit too late, should compose it differently.

 

[thirsty_monk]

While I did take one of the photos in my OP specifically for this challenge, I also wanted another "new" image, so water drops on flowers to the rescue!

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Great as always

 

[OldMacs4Me]

Took this one about a week early but I was thinking about the P52 thread.

 

[catfish743]

I like the peacefulness of this image. As with your shallow DOF image, I personally think this could be brightened a bit and prefer your SOOC, but your edit does give a nice blue hour feel. 🙂

Going back through the threads and it occurred to me that I think my biggest problem with brightness is that I have never really been a printer--all my stuff tends to stay digital. I think I need to get a printer and my edits might change when I realize not everything has a huge LED array backlighting it.