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Inspired by Travis Warren but we'll be using this to test how much water a drippy faucet can waste a day.
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Taken with:
Camera model:Canon EOS 1000D
Exposure=0.005 sec (1/200)
Aperture=f/20.0
ISO=400
Focal length=200 mm
Flash:On, Fired
Exif info added with simashin flickr tools
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It is raining lightly and water is dripping off the edge of the roof - a bit faster in one spot than in others.
Our Daily Challenge: WATERFALL
Drip something here, close book make print. For this page I used a combination of oil pants and some black paint I had lying around.
I'm still not really sure what it reminds me of.
you can see the edge of the fountian thru the drop of water. I wonder if the bird can see me thru the drop.
Coyote Hills Regional Park
Fremont, Ca
124/365
I think I might try this again with some off-camera flash (if I can figure out how to do it).
In the back of the railroad museum was this old water pump, which was rusty and leaking.
I took a bunch of pictures and liked this one was the most interesting.
Okay, I'm not at all enthralled with my first effort to freeze droplets in action. This is TONS harder than I thought it'd be. I was going for a perfect motion freeze, but couldn't quite pull it off as you can see with some of the blur.
Still, wanted to post it so I can go back and easily refer to it when I try again someday. And it's not like I've shamed my family honor with this, so.
Drop Coffee asked me to help out at this weeks open cupping. Due to flu season we changed things around.
Instead of a regular cupping we brewed drip coffee in the built in porcelain/melitta filter drip bar and served the 12 people that came for the open cupping.
Also it was the perfect opportunity to try out some coffees on "the public" since Drop Coffee is exploring what to try next for its "house coffee" once the Fazendo Lagoa runs out.
82/365 On A Colour Drip.
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