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Strong winds drove the breakers onto the Dungeness Spit this morning making it impossible to walk the Spit without being swept out into the Strait.
Dungeness NWR
Gelo caindo no leite e iogurte.
Utilização apenas de refletor 500w a 300 graus, sem flash para aumentar o aspecto das dimensões e contraste.
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There is a lot of damage throughout the state from all the flooding, but sometimes you have to put that out of your mind and just soak up what fun there is.
Had a little time to kill, so found a picture of myself and decided I didn't like the way I looked in it. So added loads of paint :)
These water splash shots are addictive. I'm still learning and having great fun.
100 Words #3 Addictive
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.
Danielle aka Milan looked amazing in a red Herve Leger number. She showed off those dangerous curves in the body hugging bandage dress. The modeling agency also just sponsored her a hair treatment and Korean digital perm to manage her previous frizzy hair with unmanageable natural curls. Look at how amazing she looked! A true international top model indeed!
Tonight's subject was milk with glycerine and food colouring.
Best on BLACK! (Press 'L' to view in Lightbox)
There's a term in Poker called "Splashing the Pot" where the player throws his/her chips onto the pot. This is my take on that theme.
Strobist:
580 EXII with blue gel behind the water, shot through a large reflector/diffuser.
430EX snooted, camera right and high aimed at the white chip.
Fired with Canon ST-E2.
Mi primera foto utilizando un speed light...Un paso a la vez
My first strobist shot... one step at the time
Here's a trial run of Siebe's infamous "Cookie Splash". Knowing how messy this can be, I chickened out and used water instead of coffee. In anycase, here's shot 1 and now that I know how to do this, I will follow this up with a real "Cookie Splash". In the meantime, hope you like this.
We had fun with splashes in the garden again, I thought I would have a play with adding a texture to it to try and age it a little.
Thanks to rubyblossom. and pareeerica for there wonderful textures.