Water Refractions – Let’s Play!
Refraction photography is so exciting!!
This is where you see (in focus) the background crazy sharp in water. (Tip: you can use glycerine too).
Today I want to share with you how to play with a variety of ways of photographing water refractions, so let’s get to it…
In the video below, I show you how to use glycerin to make fun refractions. The stack video I talk about is here. 🙂
This is stacked with several images.
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The video below is a fun way to make waterdrops creative.
I’m sure you’ve seen beautiful drops that look like mushrooms, but you need a unique mechanism for that, so if you don’t have something like a Miops Splash water drop kit, then try this…
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And for the last video, I’d like to share a behind-the-scenes of me photographing a flower refraction. You can do this outside or indoors.
I actually was surprised that I use an f3.5 on this shot.
Exposure Time: 0.3
F-Number: 3.5
Exposure Program: Manual
ISO: 400
If you have a question, feel free to ask below. I want you to have fun…not be frustrated.
Cheers to refractions!
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