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I often take my camera with me into public washrooms - you never know what you might see. Here, I only had my long lens with me, but I liked the repetition of the faucets and soap dispensers, and I was able to stand back far enough to capture them. Luckily, I was in there alone :)
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i see these outdoor facets all the time while walking in taiwan. either at a business or home...there they are, outside.
leica q typ116
hot day working outside so I turned on the outside water faucet on my house and took a long sip. sure enough seconds later the faucet started to light up in a rainbow of colors. that's when i realized that our water quality was the best that water could be in a world of plastic and oil.
For Macro Mondays "Drips, drops and splashes" theme. Taken with an off camera flash to stop the motion. This sort of thing is all about timing and it isn't easy to get it right. Probably took 700 shots and only about 20 were anywhere near interesting.
HMM
It's real running water !!!
Faucet in a shopdisplay !!!
Shot in Saint Junien - Haute Vienne - France -
I had taken a few of him on the Faucet but this one, with his head turned and the grass stem just works best.
In search for shiny objects in my house I have found the tap, or faucet how you Americans name it, and when I saw myself through the lens, I thought..well let's take a selfie again. Have a wonderful day!
10 Bengalis bathing in this slum
One bucket
one faucet
in the same waterhole
Quite a challenge
welcome to the third world
Dhaka
Photography’s new conscience
I adjusted the water flow to give a slow drip and set manual focus on a small aperture. I balanced the window light with a ring light and put a gold reflector behind the faucet stem. The green colour came from an avocado ornament placed on the window ledge.
Porcelain soap dish in the form of a small sink for the Macro Mondays group, challenge: high key. Happy Macro Monday!