One of the things I hope to learn here in DPP is how to take pics of water droplets?

I've seen most in high-speed photography, I think.

Something like these

http://www.vanaqua.org/aquanew/uploads/WaterDroplet_sm.jpg
http://images.acclaimimages.com/_gallery/_SM/0037-0509-3019-1724_SM.jpg

I've been fascinated about it since the Tang commercial when I was still a child...

A brief lesson on equipment and techniques will be much appreciated.

(Please don't say a good SLR hehe, I don't have one - just kidding).

TIA!

The ones that I usually see are shot with studio strobes set to a fairly low power ratio.

http://www.popphoto.com/howto/2508/you-can-do-it-how-to-photograph-water-drops.html

try high speed photography on this site http://www.woodselec.com/ and http://www.hiviz.com/

To create a more facinating effect with the spashes you might need an extra help from an external sound or light trigger. Just source out the schematics and you can assemble some.

http://www.popphoto.com/howto/2508/you-can-do-it-how-to-photograph-water-drops.html

Nice link Regie. Thanks a lot :)

Thanks for the links, I guess I won't be doing these any time soon with my gear haha.