Photos Droplets

Nice and sharp. I think I prefer the first two as the complimentary background works better than the third. Also, the blemish in the leaf in the third photo distracts a little bit from the overall image. I think the first one is my favorite. It has a simplicity that makes it elegant.

-monkey

 

I second the first image. very nice and simple

 

Have to say I think the first two are under-exposed or under-lit. I don't really care for any of the backgrounds as I think they disturb the subject.
Colours, focus and lighting definitely works best in the third. Though the closest leaf (grass?) somehow distracts.

I think a warm yellow or deep red or maybe even a black background would do a lot for the subject. Though not necessarily having to be uniform perhaps quite the contrary.

Hopefully not too harsh You take some great pictures and I reckon that with your mastering you could take the critique

Cheers!

 

One more for now.

 

I think the first one is the best. Great Pictures!

 

Really sharp... but you should try and get something of interest in the droplet, such as a flower head or similar.

 

That was the plan, but all the flowers in the garden have blown away or died with the frost.
I'll have to go flower hunting

 

Amazing pics, I guess you have some super doopa Camera and set of lenses?

 

Wow, looks great!

 

Nah, not really.
Yes the camera is an SLR, but it's an older Canon 300D and a not very expensive lens, but I did recently get a set of extention tubes quite cheap that help a lot with close up macro stuff.

 

You total fuss-arse.

 

Ohh very nice, I really like the first one.

 

I like the 3rd one the most, i agree with the comment about the blemish but it's not that bad, a drop over that would look pretty good, very very nice work as always yoda, still not as good as that rose you did a while back, that was my favourite shot of yours.

 

The bokeh of #1 is great, but I think that it may be better composed in portrait/vertical position...do you have a non-cropped copy to post?