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At sunset time in DjúpavÃk Iceland I did some experiments with pictures of the sea when a rock is thrown into to it. Here are the results in three photos that I call boom, splash and crash. Which do you like the most (if you like any of them) ;-)
A splash in a blue plastic bowl. I added some red vinegar from a beetroot jar into the water in the bowl. The vinegar went onto the bottom of the bowl and did not mix with the surface water. Photo taken using Powershot SX200 with an objective lens (doublet lens, +4 dioptre) from an old 20x40 spotting scope as close up lens and a DIY "adapter" (= a piece of plastic tube).
Loiskaus sinisessä muovikulhossa, johon on veden lisäksi laitettu punajuurten säilöntälientä. Liemi valui pohjalle eikä sekoittunut pintaveteen.
A C-pod youngster splashes its tail while a group of mothers behind try to sleep (good luck with that).
splash strobe info:
camera right: sb-24 with snoot attachment @ 1/4
camera left: sb-28 thru a softbox @ 1/4
fish strobe info:
camera right: sb-24 shoot thru umbrella @ 1/4
camera left: sb-28 thru 50cm softbox @ 1/4
This is the second time I've seen that he/they/it has splashed with paint so watered down it barely registers. Admittedly not my best work, the street light was out that night and I couldn't see a damn thing, but what the hell do they care? I finally added the "r" I missed last year, but cattle markers don't write too well on soaking wet plywood. Oh well.
After a night of partying with friends and fellow flickr Pinoy Kodakero & Pinoy Macro groups... we had a little fun dipping in the pool and catching a perfect water splash!... lol.. courtesy of our friend PrincessK8.
Pinoy Kodakero & Pinoy Macro Christmas Party
Pansol, laguna, Philippines
Dec. 5-6, 2009
a nice chaotic splash, lots of surface tension action and spatter!
these splash pics were plain water coloured with food colouring, lighting was on-camera flash with a shaving mirror in front to bounce the flash onto my home-made aluminum foil diffuser on the right. drops were dropped by hand using a spoon from a height of about 30-40cm. Focus was pre-set, shutter release was manual once I saw a drop fall from the spoon.
Strobist: Water and a little milk, Canon 5DMkII @ ISO400, shutter = 4 seconds, Sigma 180mm macro @ f/22, 2 Canon 580EXII flashes - red gel underneath dish of water, blue gel through Lumiquest Softbox II for background, 1 Yongnuo YN565 flash with gridded snoot and various gels for splash, Camera Axe 5, Valve Sensor controlling 2 drops.
Color Splash cards for Lawnscaping #6
Blogged at littlemisslittleness.blogspot.com/2011/03/splash-of-color...
She's decided that sitting and playing with rubber ducks is BORING. Much more fun to try and empty the bath over the side!
Splash Macro Photo. My first attempts at this with Sigma 150 2.8 Macro Lens. Shot at f16 at 1/200 sec, External flash, SB-600 an commander mode at 1/25. Used coloured card to bounce flash from the rear to colour the water, no photoshop used at all. Happy with these first images and will be back for more. All todays images taken in the kitchen sink, dripping tap the droplet source...