Taking pictures of waterdrops

Today i took some pictures of waterdrops, this is what i used : Canon T2i, 1 speedlight/flash, tripod, and a eyedropper.

Taking pictures of the moon

To get a clear picture of the moon all you need to do is to under expose the image. I usually under expose the image by 2-3 stops, wich really helps to get the details of the moon. And of course a good tripod is a must. If you got any questions, feel free to leave a comment below.

     (This was shot at 1/25s, f5,6  ISO 100 @ 250mm)

                   (1/30s , f5,6 ISO 100 @ 250mm)

    (1/60s, f 14, ISO 100 @ 250mm)

Flowers

Just some of the pictures i've taken this spring, still more to come as the summer arrives! Please tell me what you think.

Water

For some reason I just love watching water captured in motion. Thats why I this night tried to shoot a waterdrop falling into a bucket of water. I set up this in my kitchen, unfortunately i do not have a "mobile" flash, so I had to use a lamp. And because of that, the pictures did not get as sharp as I wanted them to be, but what can you do? I hope you like these pictures.

Morning pictures

These are some of the pictures I took this morning. The weather forecast said that there was going to be no clouds, but unfortunately they were wrong. But some of the pictures actually turned out to be okay. On the last one, as you probably can see, I changed the white balance a littlebit. Hope you like it!

Bokeh

This was my first attempt of "Bokeh". Of course i took a lot of other pictures, but this was the best one in my opinion. I used a zoom lens to get this effect, although I'm pretty sure you can use other lenses aswell. The lights in the background was actually some old christmas lights that i found. 

Taking pictures at night

This is a picture that I took last night. I used 2 flashlights to lighten up the trees and those flowers in the middle of the picture. The exposure time I used was about 6-7 minutes. Actually i shot 4 pictures, but only one of them  were in focus, since its so hard to see if the motive/picture is in focus when it is so dark. I hope you like it!