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Taken with:

Camera model:Canon EOS 1000D

Exposure=0.005 sec (1/200)

Aperture=f/20.0

ISO=200

Focal length=200 mm

Flash:On, Fired

Exif info added with simashin flickr tools

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The first hard frost of the year in Caddington, Bedfordshire

 

More ice here: www.flickr.com/photos/davidambridge/sets/72157649264906377/

My favourite breakfast place when staying in Rinkuu Town. Located within the joint railway station, this is a pleasantly quiet place with attentive service -- the only draw-back being that smokers are welcome...

Vertical icicle drips.

Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK

Drips @ Teragram Ballroom 12/19/18

Not a perfect shot, a bit unsharp but I still like it.

Drips @ Teragram Ballroom 12/19/18

Dripped paint at derelict railway depot, near Big Pine, California

A little drippy texture for your Photoshopping pleasure -- this a very "stretched" image of water stains on the side of a bridge. I've got another image of the same drips, but with them running along the long axis of the image here.

 

Uploaded for free use under the terms of a Creative Commons license. If you use this texture in subsequent works, please link back to this image's Flickr page, and put a thumbnail of your creation in the comments here (so everybody else can see what you've done with it). Thanks!

Selected detail areas of Jackson Pollock-style abstract.

3 colours 2mm nozzles

Non-Instagram version

Light painting collaboration with Andy Tabor

 

flickr.com/photos/andytabor/

APAD 10th March, 2010.

 

Leaf is not a sound native to water, but it is a prominent feature in this photo.. I tried to capture the amazing shapes that nature thinks up of when creating its magic and the added form that water tends to add to it. :)

Early use of new Tamron 90mm Macro lens.

Well were are getting to the last of my villages folder, so not too many more images to post from my trip to France. These are all pretty much photographers photo's (the general public exchange puzzled looks and give you a wide birth).

Always looking for something new to play with, I came across this site that explained how to photogragh water droplets. (Well at least it explained how to get started and play around.) The site is strobist.blogspot.com/2009/05/how-to-photograph-water-dro....

 

You need an off camera flash with remote. As instructed, I used my 580 speedlite with remote, in manual mode set at 1/16th, and the camera on 1/200th with an apeture of f8.

 

The blue water is done using a white background and white balance set to tungsten and the red water is done using a red background. Can't wait to try some more.

Female Mallard Duck, swimming with her duck male counterpart (whom is out of shot).

Love this pic and particularly proud of the subtle reflected sig :)

on the brolly of the water feature in the last image.

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