So, these are good. I'm not going to deny that. You capture these water droplets in such a surreal and beautiful way that it's hard to believe that this are really something that exists in our own natural world. I'm curious, are these edited in any way?
However, it just just feels like there isn't enough variety as it seems there should be. Aside from the angles (which you don't play to all that much anyway) each photo looks and feels the same. There's the yellow lighting, the slight tilt and the large amount of droplets. Experiment with different ways to create different moods. Maybe you could try a white tint, no angle and few droplets to convey peacefulness? Maybe a blue tint, steep angle and many droplets to convey urgency and need? Or do you want to move beyond droplets and look to convey water in different ways? Maybe you want it gushing, a puddle, or just a single drop? Also, I see you're experimenting with different surfaces (this in your kitchen, right?) which is good.
The possibilities are endless. If you are not editing your photos now, I would strongly suggest doing so. That way, your work will be better because viewers will see talent not only for the brilliance of a certain photo, but for how everything ties together and how you can portray a simple thing in so many different ways.
PM me if you have any questions.
-Elinor x
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This is good, even though they are really alike. Cliche is good. You've got the eye for that sort of thing, believe me. The only thing that bothered me was the "same" kind of pictures... But again, this is a experiment, so I get that you were only trying to see different kind of angle and light. So I'm not going to bash.
Okay, so... Please post more?
-Other One
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