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Drop hammer working on a billet of damascus steel destined to be a knife blade

A photo from the MTB Pursuits Track, Harthill, Cheshire.

 

I love this ladder drop, its so smooth and the landing is spot on where it needs to be. The ladder is about 9ft high with a 10ft ish gap to the landing. Once the frost thawed out the track became a little slippy but it was all part of the fun as the riders started to tweek the bike around in the air.

 

If you haven't been up here its worth a trip. (http://www.mtbpursuits.co.uk/)

 

Editing:

Duplicated layer and converted to Mono. 85% Transparency. A mask added to let the rider show through. Blur is all from Camera and Lens, only sharpening from the default RAW conversion.

A drop of Soy sauce in a pan of water.

Prague, Czech Republic

K’gari (Fraser Island) Adventure Tours

K’gari (Fraser Island) Adventure Tours

 

Tanner Price hitting an urban drop at Walmart in Glenwood Springs, CO. All fired via pocket wizards. There was another photographer right below snowboarder whos flash did not freeze the action so theres motion blur from his flash duration and tac sharp pants from my flash. Vivatar 285 1/16 top left lighting pants, canon 580 exII 1/4 power bottom left, nikon 1/4 power bottom right

The Drop Bear, Thylarctos plummetus, is a large, arboreal, predatory marsupial related to the Koala.

Dover Western Heights -a much understated fortification

drop of water in my sink

 

Four drop doors on the side of the Phillipine Mars. The Hawaii Mars has doors on the bottom of the hull, which is more effective.

Experimenting with drop photography Feb 2020. I have created a double drop photography rig using an Arduino and these are the first few photos created using it.

a drop of rain..

on that shiny spring day..

a drop of rain..

a drop of rain to take my sadness away..

a drop of rain..

can kill the thurst of a small child..

a drop of rain..

can do many things..

if u just imagine ..

ull have what it takes ..

I try my best to balance a water drop on the flower using a syringe, then with camera in hands i take some photos to get the focus point into the drop to catch the background as clear as I can.

 

::Camera Setting::

Camera: Nikon D7100

F-number: f/13

Exposure: 1/320sec.

ISO: 200

Lens: Nikon 18-300m @ 300

 

 

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