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Yesterday the FFM met at Barwon Heads for a wander down to the various beaches here. This is beside the pier next to Diver Dan's Boatshed (Sea Change TV series reference). The tide was coming in strongly with a high surf splashing against the sea wall. I was fast enough to catch the wave and get a little bit wet but not drenched.
It was surprising to see how high the tide was.
On a beautiful, bright and cool afternoon on the Bellarine Peninsula with friends. Thank you Jette for driving. It is so lovely to get out into the fresh clean air and smell the sea.
VW van splashes though flood water on the B4306 in Hendy,West Wales,UK,during today's torrential rain.Be safe everyone.
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A splash shot for macromonday, seen this done so many times before, but given the great fun theme this week, I thought I would have a go.
After a burst of shots, in the time this was the one I liked the most.
Taken for the Macro Mondays : "Water Play".
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A Pacific golden plover overlooks a tide pool to see what bounty a wave might hurl into the intertidal splash zone. Most kolea I have observed establish territorial fidelity at inland grassy areas. This one earns its classification as a shorebird. A superb navigator, the kolea (Pluvialis fulva) annually migrates from Alaska and to tropical Pacific islands on a high endurance non-stop flight of 3 to 4 days over thousands of miles of featureless open ocean. Using the stars and the earth’s magnetic field (perhaps visually with magnetoreception in cryptochrome molecules in the eye) to precisely find its destination.
Spent some time on the beach this afternoon and as ever it was glorious. I gave the Sigma 60mm an airing, as I don't think I've used it at all this year … shame on me, coz it's a nice lens.
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This was from my last session, not as good as this one, but ok...
The drop was lightly orange tint and I don't like it.
The background flash didn't fire on this one either...
I plan to do more splases today, hopefully it will work :)
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Esta foi da minha última sessão, não tão boa quanto esta, mas ok...
A gota foi levemente colorida de laranja e não gostei.
O flash de fundo não disparou nessa também...
Devo fazer mais splashes hoje, espero que funcione :)
milk with a drop of food colouring. lighting is camera flash plus a couple of table lamps, but I think the trick to getting good frozen splashes is a dark room and flash only... a learning experience, like all photography!
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I thought I'd dust off my camera and head down to Porthcawl for high tide. Taken with my 50mm f/1.8 as I've broken most of my other lenses.
After lots and lots of tries, finally got the milk to splash in the exact spot i was looking for.
If you're wondering about the purple flower thingy in the shot....the milk splash was done on a platter with purple flowers on it....i had to keep dropping the milk on the plate till i found the flower...then moving the drop little by little until i got it right above a flower....then of course, i had to get the timing down pat.
Sigma 105mm f/14 at 1/500 sec.
A colour splash against the dreich spring evening.
Kirkwall lifeboat returning to station with a medical emergency patient.