Canon Rebel xs, ISO 400, f 7.0, shutter 1/125, 55mm |
May 17, 2011
Backyard, Lily leaves after a rain storm.
It had rained for three days in a row, which is something I'm actually wishing would happen this week (my lawns are suffering!). I recall at the time, I was doing a lot of reading and internet searches on water drop photography. I was, and still am fascinated by macro imaging. So I decided to experiment even though, as I mentioned in my last post, I don't have an actual macro lens so I can't get as close as I'd really like to.
As soon as the rain stopped, I grabbed my camera and headed into the little backyard. My eyes were on "terminator scan"mode, as I like to call it, as I searched every plant and flower for the perfect arrangement of drops. I was very pleased with my first attempt at this type of photography, and I think I managed to take a fair amount of good shots! It's all, you know, practice makes better (if you think you're perfect, you really have a lot to learn...) but my confidence surely went up a few notches.
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