Father Christmas came early

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So I now have a SplashArt Water Drop which I accidentally ordered for my self and it turned up before 25 Dec, so clearly needed a play with it this weekend. A bit hit and miss prentlyly, but it does appear to be something you can repeat and improve on. First couple that I was reasonably satisfied with:

8N2A1055-1-2 by Mr Seahorse, on Flickr

8N2A1114-1-2 by Mr Seahorse, on Flickr

of course now all I have to look forward to on 25 December is new socks and slippers...:thinking:
 
I had to google splash art water kit as I hadn't a clue what it was. Nice cool boys toy :) and the images you have posted are really nice as well, couple of spots/blemishes need touching out though.

Out of interest, is it just water this works with or can you use other liquids with varying viscosity ????
 
Canon f1.8 said:
I had to google splash art water kit as I hadn't a clue what it was. Nice cool boys toy :) and the images you have posted are really nice as well, couple of spots/blemishes need touching out though.

Out of interest, is it just water this works with or can you use other liquids with varying viscosity ????
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You can use others from what I am reading, but the worry then is clogging the nozzle. I didn't go mad in post hence the spots, just wanted to get some results out.
 
IMG_1314.jpgthis what I did using mine before I sold it on here, milk works well and you use a thickening gel quick google will find one that works.
 
Slyelessar said:
I like the first one.

I like the second one for how close it is (or cropped), would have loved it if the whole reflection was in there as well [emoji14]

Great shots :)
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I am going to shoot tonight with the drops nearer the back to try and get the reflection
 
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