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Take a little ride on a water coaster. This ride takes almost a 180 degree drop from the top of a man made mountain into a pond of water while staying on rails the entire time. It really does get up a lot of speed and rolls out of the water making a terrific splash.. Needless to say the passengers get a little wet in the process.
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Mi primer Splash para el grupo "Los Angeles de Jackie".
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Not to be outdone by Nikon Nigel I present my heavily cropped slightly photoshopped splash experiment. I can take no credit for the set up and flash trigger that helped create this.
All you need in a glass of iced coffee is a 'splash' of cream. #cy365 day203#splash#icedcoffee#summers drink
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Here is another underwater picture with Joshua in the pool. This one was captured as he jumped into a floating ring from the diving board with me sitting on the bottom of the pool with the camera.
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What a day at Slimbridge in Gloucestershire this was, when with the birds flying in for a spectacular splash landing.
Face paint mixed with water dropping on to a white tile with a white tile in the background. Yongnuo YN560 and Yongnuo YN460 speed lights, either side, both at lowest power. Triggered by Yongnuo RF-603.
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Who needs computer games or TV? This little girl is having so much fun splashing around in the puddles!
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The weather is bad so I turned to some indoors projects...
And here is the original tutorial: photoboothguy.blogspot.com/2009/11/water-figure-tutorial....
Strawberry splashing into a wine glass. Shot using a single LED video light, Olympus OM-D E-M1 mkII with 12-40 f2.8 pro. (C) John Newstead
Me impacta como la fotografía puede capturar y congelar cualquier momento. Ojalá, nosotros como humanos pudieramos detener el tiempo para reflexionar sobre nuestra vida, nuestros actos y la paz mundial.
Estoy orgullosa de mi primera toma así =)
La comparto con mucho cariño con todos ustedes, mis flickr amigos.
Que Dios los bendiga a todos!!
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It's been a while that I'd told myself: "I gotta to try the "splash shot". I've finally got some free time to invest in taking pictures. That's my first attempt and I'm actually pretty happy with it.
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sunrise at st mays lighthouse with a splash on the side taken from old hartley on the north east coast
Taken in Nandi Hills, Karnataka. Jus before the rainfall. The clouds jus forming for the downpour.
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Sony A7r | Sony/Zeiss
FE 16-35mm F4 ZA OSS
ISO 320 | 16mm | F8 | 1/4 sec
Splashing Out this morning at Bungan Beach with the Focus Group..
Also again trying this new Sony/Zeiss 16-35 Lens on the Sony A7r..
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On our recent mini-trip, we only had one evening in WDW. We decided to stay in Magic Kingdom and around sunset saw a huge buildup of dark clouds. We were hoping for a storm (always wanted to shoot Disney post-rain in the evening), but it stayed pretty far away from the parks. We made a couple attempts to get some shots of it, but nothing was really turning out, so we ate ice cream and just watched it instead. The storm was dying down and I had wanted to get this shot of Splash Mountain for a while, and in the middle of my HDR bracket this gorgeous bolt of lightning came down right behind Chickapin Hill. It was by complete accident, but needless to say I'm pretty happy with the result.
I didn't particularly like the shadow in this shot, but liked the symmetry in the water splash. You could see another one with black background here: www.flickr.com/photos/venu_madhav_g/1435768528