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Not a very interesting refraction in the bubble drop--it's just the beam behind the sprinkler there.
I saw this fantastic drip painting on the sidewalk at Berry St and 5th in Williamsburg. This is kind of what I think Jay Gatsby looks like.
Day 170 of Project 365.
Trying a technique with intentionally incorrect white balance. The background is lit with a red gelled flash and a yellow gelled flash, while the foreground is a flash in a SB3 lightbox. The white balance is then set to 'flourescent' and everything blues, which makes the bamboo leaf pop.
Exposed wood behind gutter so when it rains water run off shingles and runs behind gutter wood all over fascia wood, causing rotting fascia wood
Installed 8 feet of drip edge to stop leak so the water runs straight into gutter
It is Leaking more in that area because there is more water flow near chimney, and the heavy water flow is pulling gutter away from fascia that is rotting
I was playing around with water drops today and found the drips on the faucet to be more interesting.
PS - I just noticed the calcium build up on my faucet is pretty bad.
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Flash:On, Fired
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it was that kind of weather at the beach.
put a little bummer on lunch.
'cept for the japanese bikini shoot going on...
ala moana beach
taken: 03/04/2010 (lunch)
The Drip - and the beginning of the Goulburn River. Ground water seeps through the sandstone into the river bed.
Mudgee 0120
What can I say, unseasonably warm temperatures in December are not exactly inspiring...this is from last week's ice. It was like 60 degrees here today. I hope everyone is having a wonderful holiday!
The first hard frost of the year in Caddington, Bedfordshire
More ice here: www.flickr.com/photos/davidambridge/sets/72157649264906377/