The colors make this photo. I've seen a lot of drop photos and they always sort of look like a technical exercise to me. Most of them aren't really that interesting except for the randomness of every drop and the technical aspects of the images. As I said, ther reflected colors set this one apart. Did you set it up with those colots on purpose? And have you considered a more creative composition? Water drop photos almost always have the drop right smack in the center of the photo. That breaks compositional rules and makes for sort of a static composition. I can't remember if I''ve seen a water drop photo that follows the Rule of Thirds. Maybe it won't work with water drops. But I'd like to see if the Rule of Thirds would make a water drop more interesting. Maybe a bit of a tilt would be interesting, too. Somehow, I'd like to see it thrown off balance - just a bit.
Photo-John
