Hi Everyone. I'm Khanh. Today, I will present some photographs of the waterdrop I've taken lately.
Are you fond of taking pictures of waterdrops?
I love taking pictures of water drops. You can find them on leaves, flowers, or even the ground. Their delicate beauty is fascinating to watch as they slowly form and grow before your eyes. Water droplets are not only visually pleasing but are also amazing because of their ability to evaporate. The water droplets that I capture with my camera are more than tiny raindrops, they are living moments in time that will never come again.
There are many ways to take a picture of a droplet, but the best way is with the sun shining behind it so that it creates what is called "glitter." Some people also might like how they can experiment with angles and distances to get the most out of their pictures
Water drops are a perfect photographic subject. The small, round shapes that often look like diamonds or pearls can be found all around us in nature - whether on a freshly cut flower, the winding stems of a plant, or the delicate petals of morning glory.
The topic of water is never-ending. The beauty of water droplets seems to be endless and one may never get tired of photographing them.
Thanks for reading and have a wonderful evening.
Pictures taken by: Nikon D750
