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First attempt at this stuff.
Explore #289 September 23, 2009.
Strobist
SB-800 bare Camera right on counter aimed at the "background" 1/32 zoomed 28mm via remote light trigger
SB-28DX bare on stand camera left 1/16 zoomed 50mm fired via pocket wizard
D300 60mm f/2.8 @ 1/100 f/14 ISO 200 manual
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In a recent visit to Colorado I got up at first light to go outside the cabin we were staying in to explore, I noticed this dropped Elk antler in the grass and thought it was very pretty with the early morning sunlight shining through.
First attempt at High Speed Photography. Hope to get better when I get a bigger tank to drop in more awesome stuff into, and shoot wider too.
comments, suggestions, criticisms and even hate mails welcomed!
water drop photography. high speed photography. done with an external flash mounted to hot shoe. (dont have wireless trigger for flash yet) would like to go out and buy a SplashArt kit, but for now i will just do it manually.
~TITLE OF PAINTING~
DROPPING D
APPROXIMATE SIZE: 10" x 8" inches
Media: Acrylics , Ink on Altered Magazine Page. Created in April 2014.
ABOUT THIS PIECE
Dropping D , PEPTFIM ..
The time you think you have left , you don't.
I twist in a leaf tip provides an unusual angle on a water droplet as it flows toward the ground. This image is not turned. Taken last fall in the Cowichan River valley. Tiny bit of blue sky in the bottom.
Reached #8 for its day. Who knows why? I have other photos with ten times the number of comments and favs in the same number of groups, etc. etc. etc. It is a mystery. I mean, I like this photo too, but who knows how Explore works any more?
"In every drop of water, there is a story of life." ~ Water Drop ~
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Haven't seen a single bird at our "Dew Drop Inn" birdhouse ! Maybe they don't like the bright colors?
I've been digging in the archives for images to post since I haven't been able to get out for any new shooting due to the broken ankle; clomping around in a heavy AIRCAST is much better than crutches, but not conducive to any photo trips.