Drops - an always popular motive when shooting macros, both outdoors and indoors.
When shooting flowers, bushes, berries, insect, etc, a few drops in your composition do wonders. If you are shooting indoors, the only thing you need is some water, lighting, a tripod and a bit creativeness. Autumn I think must be high season for indoor macro photographing, at least where I come from, where the weather is often wet and hazy at this time of year.
The most important thing to remember when taking pictures, is having a good time while you are at it. The drops in the last picture, are actually red wine :)
When shooting flowers, bushes, berries, insect, etc, a few drops in your composition do wonders. If you are shooting indoors, the only thing you need is some water, lighting, a tripod and a bit creativeness. Autumn I think must be high season for indoor macro photographing, at least where I come from, where the weather is often wet and hazy at this time of year.
The most important thing to remember when taking pictures, is having a good time while you are at it. The drops in the last picture, are actually red wine :)
