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Pedestrian's umbrella adds a splash of colour while crossing the "zebra" on a dull rainy day on Johnson street in Victoria, B.C. Canada.
This week in the group, Get Pushed!, I was paired with one of my contacts, the very talented Meshl. She challenged me to do a splash--totally a new thing for me. I followed a tutorial on youtube, by Robert Grant, at Learn My Shot dot com. Didn't even need a flash! Thanks, Michelle, for the push. I would have missed out on the fun!
Looks cool on black. Press L.
This tiny slice of time and motion gets frozen for us to have a closer look at what's happening when a drop of water (well, milky, colorful, water) falls and splashes into a body of water. Many of my frames have nothing but a flat surface of water or a single bubble in the in them, but every once in a while, I get lucky and something Fun happens!
I love all the streaks of the two different liquids mixing and turning inside the rebound column.
Shot using a Tokina AT-X 90mm f2.5 Macro lens.
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Explore Sep 17, 2013 #474
This was an attempt at photographing motion with slow shutter speeds. A car drives through a puddle and splashes water into the air.
Hard landing! Big splash! Thankfully no one was injured. Or maybe this long-billed dowitcher was just bathing.
While the males and females of the species share incubation duty, it's the male that cares for the chicks once they're hatched. No deadbeat dads in this species
A few from a recent session playing around with the Splash Art II kit.
Various mediums inc. Water, semi skimmed milk, food colouring, xanthan gum and poster paint.
De Pere Gifré, Está instalada en la Torre del Agua, en el recinto Expo 2008 y
tiene 21 metros de altura
Suddenly
a door of water
opened upward
into shadows
dim trees cast
across the pond,
lightness at twilight,
soft blur momentarily
translucent above
the surface as if
a soul was rising,
as if it meant more
than it did, and here
is the proof: see
M de O
Splash, Uge 21, Mellerup-Voer, Mellerup
Water is a single chemical compound in which one water molecule is composed of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom. The formula is H2O.
Water is found in three well-known forms: gas, liquid and solid, or better known as water vapor, liquid water and ice. We can reasonably accurately describe the properties of both steam and ice, but the precise description of liquid water is still a
very big challenge.
Another from Portland Bill.... maybe this one will give a tiny bit more of an impression of how windy it really was, and how wet I was getting... :)
I think I like how this came out in the end :)
thank you mum for throwing the stones... even though you did keep missing the cup..
<3
A few from a recent session playing around with the Splash Art II kit.
Various mediums inc. Water, semi skimmed milk, food colouring, xanthan gum and poster paint.
On July 24, 1969, the crew of Apollo 11 splashed down in the Pacific Ocean 812 nautical miles southwest of Hawaii.
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.... of colour on Lido Beach this afternoon!
Our Daily Challenge ~ Selective Colour ....
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Love the water splashes on this one - Osprey just leaving the water with its catch of the day!
Thanks for the comments, likes etc - still can't get used to the new home page - anyone know how to just get your contacts latest upload on there........ I've got groups, 6 of one contact and none from others!!!!
A whale splashes down in the Saint Lawrence River off Baie-St-Catherine, Quebec.
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High surf from a strong Gulf of Alaska winter storm: 60+ ft waves there, 40+ offshore SLO county at NOAH's 'waverider' buoys. MANY snapshots to catch this one!
A unique moment in time, captured faster than a blink of an eye.
Each image is as individual as your finger print.
For many months our friend Christine Sinclair has been very worried about the disappearance of one particular gas engineer, who was last seen hurtling into space some months ago, following an incident.😱
His disappearance was covered in a previous report about ladies from the village travelling on a bus converted by Hoof & Horace, for a day out on the moon back in July 2019. (Original Photo, ‘All Aboard' www.flickr.com/photos/137633664@N05/48329210737/in/photol... ) 📖✔️
Hoof and Horace knew the gas engineer must be out in space somewhere, as after all it is not that big a place to lose someone.
Therefore with the amount of space travel Hoof and Horace undertake, they knew there would be times when an outer space rescue vehicle would be required, yes exactly like the roadside assistance organisations we have here on earth. 🚎🚒
For those of you that tune into these reports, it has been common knowledge that Hoof and Horace have been the brains behind Space X.
Following months of research and development in the local pub, Hoof and Horace knocked up 'The Falcon 9 Rocket’ and ‘The Crew Dragon Capsule’ which are reusable and recyclable. One of H & H's vehicles received quite a bit of TV coverage a few weeks ago when it docked with The International Space Station.🚀🚀
Following a nice roast lunch prepared by Mrs P last Sunday, H & H took the Falcon 9 for a leisurely flight into space where they docked with the ISS to drop off a few Mars Bars and a couple of bottles of fizzy drink for it’s crew, they could not believe their eyes, yes there dangling from the underside of the ISS was Burt, our gas engineer. 🚀🍫🍫🍫
The poor fellow was hanging on for dear life underneath the effluent outlet pipe of the ISS, understandably he required a change of clothes etc. H & H bundled Burt into The Dragon Capsule, as you can imagine he was stinking, the smell was incredible, so H & H decided to immediately ditch their Crew Dragon Capsule into the sea in order to give Burt a wash. 😷💩💩🌊🌊
All this nonsense that was beamed across the world by TV networks including The BBC on Sunday, about bringing a couple of astronauts back to earth was all a big cover up. What astronauts have you seen wearing welly boots, this was in fact our Hoof and Horace splashing down south of Pensacola on Florida’s Gulf coast, following the retrieval of Burt, as you know Hoof & Horace are very shy, so wanted no recognition for this incredible rescue, hence the odd footwear.📺📡👢👢
Burt’s wife did chuckle when she read this comment on The BBC, “Private boats which came close to the Dragon Capsule were asked to leave amid concern over hazardous chemicals venting from the capsule's propulsion system”, brrrrrrrrrrrrp she knew. 😷💨💩💨
Did you also notice on TV pictures the state of the capsule as it was winched into the recovery boat, this was where Burt’s smalls were hung out to dry.👕👕👕
Another piece of outer world reportage, brought to you by Hoof and Horace incorporated, space pie-in-ears and general all round rascals. 🐎🐷😁
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Stay Safe, have a lovely weekend
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Those two extra arms I have grown came in really handy for doing this shot.
Week 51 - Symmetry
Strobist info
Godox AD360 @ 1/32 under subjects to background
Petite journée splash avec arna35 et my web site : http://www.jeromlphotos.fr. Il ne manquait que Fabrice Lamarche. Une pensée pour toi Fab, tu nous a trop trop manqués !