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brick drip 1
2012
panel: 56” x 20” x 1.75”
Red Mountain (Birmingham, AL) dirt and ink on paper
$500
Water dripped onto this sun-baked clay brick, slowly drilling a hole in it. The spattering was captured on the accompanying piece of paper which encircled the brick before being dried and mounted.
Day 155. Playing with the macro telephoto. My first time trying water droplets so be nice! I put a layer of tinfoil behind and shut off the lights using only the speedlight and my cellphone to reflect off the background.
Hard to believe this was taken only an hour prior to the snow laden pics that follow. This bridge over the Forth runs parallel to the main Stirling - Doune road and was built in 1773 by public subscription
The limestone cliffs on the Nobiru Coast are amazing! This is in East Matsushima City,
野蒜海岸 - Nobiru Shoreline
東松島市 - Higashi Matsushima City
宮城県 - Miyagi Prefecture
Lighter (no ps)
This was my vision for Picture This Thursday's theme of "drip". Not sure which I like the best......what do you think?
I decided to wash my new black jeans in the bath just in case the dye ran.
Best decision of my life - as you can see the stuff went EVERYWHERE. Made a gorgeous mess in the tub though :)
Straight out of the Camera with added frame only.
WOW,,,, this new filter I added to my Camera is AWESOME!
paired up images of some trials of dripping water with long exposures. i know they're terribly blurry/noisy, but i was just aiming for the look.