Water Droplets

shutter speed: 1/125

f/stop: 2.8

ISO: 200

In my first shoot, I started off being unable to catch an actual droplet and not the splash.

In order to remedy that situation I simply increased the speed of the droplets and made sure that my shutter speed was at an appropriate setting.

shutter speed: 1/125

f/stop: 2.8

ISO: 200

Anytime that i adjusted the rate of the water, the nozzle would shift without me noticing and i would get a few photos of the droplets being way to far to the left or right and not in the center.

shutter speed: 1/125

f/stop: 2.8

ISO: 200

This is the shoot that I feel yielded the most fruit because of how well the colours fit in with each other and the clarity of the droplets.

shutter speed: 1/125

f/stop: 2.8

ISO: 200

shutter speed: 1/125

f/stop: 2.8

ISO: 200

For this picture and the remaining ones as well, I played around with the hue, saturation, and luminance sliders in light room to see how the coulours would react.

shutter speed: 1/125

f/stop: 2.8

ISO: 200

shutter speed: 1/180

f/stop: 2.8

ISO: 200