Falling
Falling
I love to capture motion....especially things falling. It is almost like stopping time.
Of course it is easier if there is a constant and steady stream of objects, like the drips from a leaky faucet. It is a bit more challenge fun, to do the dropping and the shooting!
Peppercorns about the size of a BB.
I was reading a post from from @markkujantunen about photographing running water and it reminded me of some of my attempts to capture Falling.
Its fun to try...
Even if you make a mistake while trying to do it all, like pour into a glass for a cool splash effect...
And you lose you place...
You might still get some cool drips lol
Try it for fun. What I have found is the lower aperture lenses help a lot! I use a 1.4. You may think shutter speed needs to be maxed but I find 800 is about fast enough...and light...you need loads of light!
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Nice recommendation on the shutter speed and yes indeed, lots and lots of light!!!
these are neat👍 you captured the fall pretty good😄
These are absolutely fabulous! I appreciate you giving the info on the shutter speed and I love how you made the background all but disappear.
Very cool effect!
I am going to have to fool around with that now because it looks like it would be a lot of fun and can you tell me, do you drop them down slowly or just regular?This is a class act post!
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I like your falling photos.
The ones with the spoons and peppercorns and goldfish look like photos for commercials, especially the orange spoon and goldfish.
I laughed at the series of photos with the wine? and wine glass..... (or was that some of your kool-aid you drink every day???)......fun captures while you tried to get it right. :)
Very impressive, you even wasted red wine to get good photos! So do you take photos remotely with a switch? Or set the camera off taking multiple photos hoping one works?
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