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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.

The moment this bald eagle forces an osprey to drop a trout. The eagle then scooped the trout up of the lakes surface.

Drop-splattered frog, Adelophryne gutturosa, Chenapau, Guyana, March 2014

Recent ski trip to Vail, Colorado. Chad dropping into an awesome line on 'Lower Dumbo'. Getting em while the getting was good. For more check out startingsixskiblog.com

 

songe.eu photographie, depuis un Nikon D800

Ok, vou parar de falar que não funcionou...

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

(© photo: Marije van den Berg)

Today I dropped trhis piece in amsterdam on a brige called Heibrug in the centre going over the Singel canal

 

It took about 50 people having a close look and 1 hour for some guy to take it home on his motor bike.

 

I will post a little movie soon ;-)

Henry has a fixation on water. He drinks from the faucet, will walk into the shower if one leaves the door open, routinely soaks his head when I am brushing my teeth and loves to swat at drips from the faucet. Henry's predecessor, Harry, Lived to be 15 and could not stand getting his feet wet. Go Figure!

K’gari (Fraser Island) Adventure Tours

I.V. drop, rebound

K’gari (Fraser Island) Adventure Tours

before I start to write about these Photos, I have to say I could not make it if there were no help from Markus Reugels who introduce me the tools,(I have nt bought them yet) and special thanks to Heinz Maier who had a really nice idea how I can control my drop's speed and nicely answers my questions. so now to the Pictures,

I do not have any electical tools or timing machine, so all of them are trial and error. It took a lot of time and a lot of pictures till I could take a photo of collision.

I do not have any external flash so there just my Camera, milk (sometimes with cafee) ,background which I used one my picture and internal flash.

   

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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=125 mm

Flash:On, Fired

Exif info added with simashin flickr tools

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32mm steel bearing in to deep sand, using a Pluto trigger

K’gari (Fraser Island) Adventure Tours

This shot always makes me want to pick up some more RPF1's!

Drops - 24th October 2011;

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