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10 Cool Photos of Water Drops
Drops of water can add another layer of texture and patterns to a photograph. I was wondering what kind of variety I could find with this subject w...
Drops of water can add another layer of texture and patterns to a photograph. I was wondering what kind of variety I could find with this subject within PhotoShelter, and was surprised with how many there were to choose from.
I spent about 3 hours last night looking through images that contain drops of water as a main element. Here are some of my favorites…
Refreshing by Janice Sullivan.
Plastic water bottle by Tim McGuire.
Dog shakes off water by Justin Bailie.
Water Drops by Dilip Bhoye.
Church Steeple Rain Drops by Rick Wilson.
Boy, Water, Refreshment by Gerard Turnley.
Water Drops on Cobwebs from Bonne Images.
Water Drops in Brooklyn by Harold Cook.
Color Water Drop Photo in Vibrant Color by Michael Dykstra.
Raindrops on a Rose by Loren Fisher.
If you’ve spotted (or shot) any cool photos of water drops (or any liquid for that matter), please share them by posting a link below!
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