There are many creative subjects that you can capture without having to leave the house. Water drops are one of my favourite, as they are easy to shoot but can produce some stunning photographs.
With their fascinating array of colours, reflections, and refractions, they make a great subject to photograph, producing some intriguing, abstract shots. It takes a bit of preparation and patience, but water drop photography can be simple, fun, and highly rewarding.
Design Your Drop
Choose a dish to drip your water drops into. Brightly coloured ones work best, bringing vibrancy to the photo, but you can also use a glass dish with a coloured piece of paper or card behind. Before filling your dish with water, clean it out thoroughly to remove any dust and hairs – these can become very obvious in the final shot.
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