Macro Photography | Water Drop Refraction. Can't get out for landscape photography? Try This.

Sometimes life gets in the way of getting out for landscape photography, but that doesn't mean the creativity has to stop! Typically I shot the Milky Way or chase waterfalls in the summer months, but with cloudy skies near the new moon and little in the way of rain I had to force myself to pick up the camera. I dove into some macro photography at home, exploring the fascinating world of water drop refraction. It's incredible how a simple droplet can transform into a miniature lens, creating intricate and beautiful patterns. This new focus has not only kept my photography passion alive but also opened up a whole new realm of artistic possibilities right at home. Sometimes, the best subjects are just a drop away! Although this is not meant to be a tutorial, it will certainly get you on your way to macro photography weather a beginner or have some background.
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0:00 - Intro
0:49 - What you need
4:36 - Set up5:54 - Ready to shoot
7:30 - First image
8:10 - Second image
8:50 - Third image
9:41 - Water drop Refraction and reflection
12:47 - Previous day images
13:50 - In the office for a bit of post processing
18:45 - Slideshow

[@deciojr2529]

Very good tutorial! Thank you.

[@ChrisKellyPhotography9]

Thank you. Did you give it a try? If so hopefully you got some nice results.

[@deciojr2529]

@@ChrisKellyPhotography9 I will try this weekend. I hope I can get good results like yours.