Sam Walker A2 Photography

After looking at water droplets, i decided to have a look into other forms of droplets. One example i found was water dripping from a tap. The two photos in the post i took using a macro lens aimed at a slowly dripping tap. Overall i took about 60 photos and these two were the best ones out of the pack.

I took this photo in our photography room, and i didnt think about the background for this photo, but the room provided an ideal backdrop that brings out the clarity in the dripping water.
I also like how clear the droplets actually are. I focused the camera for the water just dripping out of the tap, but it seems to have kept focus on the droplets further away too.








This is my favourite one of the two, mainly because my favorite aspect of it is the bright coloured background which contemplates the colour of the water really well. I also like how in this photo, the water is not just a droplet but looks as if it is hanging onto the tap.

I think this photo could have been better if i didnt have the white flash look on the front of the tap. To have a chance of catching the water dripping i had to use the flash, but this also means the metal of the tap reflects the flash quite brightly, which can almost take focus away from the droplet itself.