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Mute Swan (Cygnus olor) letting a drip drop off from her beak. Beautiful creatures these swans. Whooper Swans (Cygnus cygnus) are more common in the central Finland. München, Germany.
This is a water drop, pretty obviously. Water is fantastic in my opinion. Made up of the simplest molecule in the universe and the most important one to human life it has unique properties such as being less dense as a solid than a liquid (thats why ice floats), plus it does get rid of thirst.
An annoying shot really. I snuck out in between terrential showers and found a bucket beside the gutter that was being dripped into. 100 shots later I gave up and went away...
Camera info: D90 | 18-105mm(f3.5-5.6)@105mm | 1/250s | f/8 | ISO 1000
Unique view of Havasu falls from the helicopter. I had just dropped off Nic Cage at the set and now I'm heading up to the village.
Day 38 of 365 of my mostly365.com participation.
Today I decided to try dropping things into water. One issue I found was that the vase I used was not really wide enough plus I don't have a decent flash so I was pretty limited by the light.
I used a piece of A4 photo paper curled around the built in pop up flash to defuse it. It took me ages to time the dropping of the bottle right lol.
I had great fun doing this and will be giving this another go at some point :)
Sesion de gotas realizadas en el lavaplatos de mi cocina.
Utilicé un flash Digital a 1/16 de potencia, al lado izquierdo de la cámara rebotando la luz en un carton de color blanco. Como no tengo un lente macro, utilicé el nunca bien ponderado 50mm 1.8 de canon.
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Session of drops in the dishwasher in my kitchen.
I used a flash to Digital 1 / 16 power on the left side of the camera bouncing light in a white cardboard. Since I do not have a macro lens, I used the Canon 50mm 1.8.
Video sample: Video of Gavin Hoey
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