Excellent!
It’s not a thing I’ve ever tried, so I’m interested in your set-up.
You’re using flash, so have you got something to trigger the shutter when the water droplet passes?
I imagined people did this kind of thing using continuous lighting and continuous shutter at 8 or whatever’s your max. frames per second.
Very clever Danny…you should frame them.
Excellent shots Danny and I’m amazed by what can be achieved with digital cameras 
It’s not just the quality of the pictures (although they are brilliant) it’s having the vision to be able to create such outstanding work…Amazing Danny!..
I agree with OldGreyFox’s post… very clever, you have a great imagination
My eyes. Shutter operated by a remote to keep camera steady.
Although you’re watching to see when the drop is going to fall. When it does I usually hold the remote button down for a burst of 5 or 8. Sometimes I have to wait on the camera to process it’s shooting so fast.
