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Water drop collision shot.
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4 x Yongnou 560 III's @1/64
1 x left front @ 45 deg
1 x right front @ 45 deg
1 x left rear @ 45 deg
1 x right rear @ 45 deg
I was playing with my 60mm macro lens with a 28mm Ext. Tube on it . It did bring the drop of water with a flower reflection in it up close, but I nee to work on the clarity some.
This former ICI plant dominates the Runcorn Marshes. My vantage point is Runcorn Heath looking over some well placed gorse bushes. I say well placed because there is a precipitous drop beyond their thorny stems.
View down from the cliffs of the Slieve Leage, Donegal, Ireland.
They are among the highest sea cliffs in Europe, the highest point is 609 m over the sea.
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تجربتي الآولى في تصوير القطرآت
وآن شآء الله مآتكون الآخيرهـ ^_^
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، السلام عليكم ورحمة الله
لاتنسون قراءة سورة الكهف =)
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listen : Drop of Jupiter
Now that she's back in the atmosphere
With drops of Jupiter in her hair
She acts like summer and walks like rain
Reminds me that there's time to change
Since the return from her stay on the moon
She listens like spring and talks like June
But tell me, did you sail across the sun?
Did you make it to the Milky Way
To see the lights all faded
And that heaven is overrated?
Tell me, did you fall for a shooting star?
One without a permanent scar
And did you miss me while you were looking for yourself out there?
The crew of CN local L579 drop a car into one of the yard tracks in Dawson Creek BC. This section of the former British Columbia Railway used to be restricted to 4 axle locomotives, however with CN entering the fold the powers that be decided big 6 axle GE's would be fine treading over branchline rail
Explore #25
I'm quite pleased with the way this one turned out. I used a pan of water and just dropped water into it from a sponge (if you look very closely at the base of the water 'spike' you can see its green reflection). The blue's all 'natural' from an unusually blue Tesco bag in the background. I used a reflector to the right for the bright hi-lights and used the built-in flash with a polystyrene bowl over the lens to diffuse the light. Only took me about 100 attempts for a couple of decent shots!
1/180 Second; F11; ISO100; 50mm with a Raynox-dcr 250; Built-in flash with a home-made diffuser
I don't know what happend exactly. but it seems the light shone in different directions during the fall
Does anyone else design their garden purely around plants they like to photograph? Been checking these new daisies of mine every morning waiting for a dew drop with a reflection in.. it was such a tiny drop I couldn't actually see the reflection without the macro... maybe thats just old age :)