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Taken and originally posted in 2014.
A water fountain on Redondo Beach had a leak and was dripping. This bird was catching every drop.
Fungus-infected water is usually terrifing. This guy's kinda goofy.
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A drip from the nail polish caught before it hit the table.
Love the shine and glitter peeping through on the top of the brush.
i just had to this.. ive never done drip shots before. good thing it turned out alright. i didnt set the white balance.. i noticed the green and i loved the effect so i didnt bother changing it
Still trying but this time it is not really a good photo. still learning :9
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Taken with:
Camera model:Canon EOS 1000D
Exposure=0.005 sec (1/200)
Aperture=f/5.0
ISO=100
Focal length=63 mm
Flash:On, Fired
Exif info added with simashin flickr tools
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Inspired by the post on strobist I set up a drip drip studio. This kind of photos has been done so many times before. I had to try it myself though.
Strobist: SB-900 Bounced on a red piece of plastic to back light the water. SB-800 with blue gel from right to give it a little more depth.
Today I am grateful for water.
Oops!
Josh loves to play with the water from the kitchen tap. It makes him happy, so we usually let him do it, but I don't really like seeing all that water run down the drain. Not that I am willing to have shorter showers...
But on Thursday the water will be turned off at my place of work for a few hours. It's almost a good enough excuse to take a day off. But it makes me wonder what it would be like if we had no running water for days or weeks. And the rivers drying out isn't the only way that could happen. Natural disaster, terror attack, human mistakes, power failures and a variety of other things could lead to a lack of (drinkable) running water for some time.
It would not be fun. So I am glad we have water we can drink. And water that Josh can play with.
Part of an assignment for Class.
The assignment is to find a subject, anything, and pretty much shoot it until you are tired of it. With the intention to pay attention to lighting, angles, and such.
I took about 20 pictures before the rain came down on me, Ill be back tomorrow to spend some more time at this site.
Still working to try and achieve what "I" think is the perfect beach ball drop. Almost there but not quite.
Amaretto flavored coffee cream into freshly brewed espresso.
Submitted for Active Assignment Weekly January Monthly Challenge.
Assignment:
Assignment: Photograph your favorite coffee place. Make that place come alive-like the feeling you get with your first sip. If you don’t drink coffee-that’s okay. Maybe your favorite pub? You don’t drink either…well, that’s too bad :)
Restrictions: No Starbucks-I wanna see local baby!
Dare: Lighting is key-try to portray it in a way that you would see it in a travel book on your city. Try early morning or maybe a close up detail shot.
This is my favorite local coffee place.....HOME! I get to go to few relaxing places - like coffee shops - when I have 3 young children in tow. So, I prefer to brew my own espresso and dress it up at home.
WIT: Adjusting the camera settings to freeze the action of the drip.....one handed shooting while pouring the cream....and the hardest part - waiting an extra few minutes before drinking the coffee :)