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learning to swim is much more fun when you can splash behind you and get a great reaction......
Shot with:
Canon
3 June 2011, 184/365
Another splash shot. I think the droplets are better in this one. I had a few efforts. Will maybe try again with flash and a smaller aperture.
Expo Zaragoza 2008.
Splash es una escultura de 21 m de altura diseñada por Program Collective y desarrollada mediante fluidos y dinámicas por Pere Gifre para la Exposición Internacional de Zaragoza de 2008; a partir del concepto de diseñadores Program Collective formado por: Mona Kim, Todd Palmer, Olga Subirós y Simon Taylor, para la exposición diseñada por Program Collective “Agua para la vida” en el Edificio Torre del Agua.
La escultura estaba formada por 135 piezas de acero y aluminio distintas que se sujetaban mediante cables de acero a la parte superior del edificio Torre del Agua. Estas piezas fueron diseñadas íntegramente por ordenador por Pere Gifre representado una gota de agua impactando en una superficie.
My new Czech friend Tomas splashes some hesitant Kyrgyz
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we went to lunch with ardenstreet ( www.flickr.com/photos/ardenstreet/ ) one last time before she's off to the Great White North to join the cast of Degrassi Junior High The Next Generation. (okay, that last part is a lie but she is off to Canada in a few days). we stopped off to splash in the fountains for a bit after lunch. bon voyage ardenstreet!
I was just lucky enough to capture the moment when a wave shattered on a sharp pebble in this stream. Ended up looking pretty good I think :)
There is a certain fascination about water that holds most of us mesmerised at some point or another. In my pic, the water looks like it has no strength, no substance, no power, only fragility, delicateness and tiny droplets that seemingly disappear in an instant. But we all know that water has another side to it...
Some people are like this to me. When life flows along gently, there is no apparent inner strength or courage visible. It takes difficulties and tragedies for that side of them to show itself. That is when the true inner person shines and rallies those around, holds families and friends together, putting others first before their own feelings and yet during it all, never drawing attention to themselves, they just kind of quietly 'get on with it'.
Those are life's champions.
This pic is for my mum.
(Best viewed in Lightbox -Press L -( thanks Rich and Herb :-)))) )
Water splashes over the edge of the fountain, on a hot summer day at the botanical gardens at Edgbaston, Birmingham.
On a grey day in Filey, Yorkshire, a splash of colour is provided by the blue sails of the Enterprise dinghies taking part in the Filey Regatta.
Tenuous Link: Shiny geometric shape
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Well, being at the ocean really helps when you want to take a splash picture. This was under the pier in Boltenhagen and I had some nice weather too.
The texture is from Skeletalmess.
Fotocamera Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Esposizione 1 / 2500 sec
Apertura f/6.3
Lente 300 millimetri
ISO 800
Compensazione Esposizione 0 EV
Distanza del soggetto 18,3 m
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