Collision 2.0
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Water drop collision... Cleaned it up as much as I could without ruining it, thanks...
Ce fond d’écran est décrit en Anglais : les artistes écrivent dans leur propre langue, et nous ne traduisons pas leurs mots.
À propos de la photo
Canon EOS 50D, Canon EOS 50D, F-stop f/8, Exposure time 0.8 sec., ISO 100, Focal length 100mm.
Réglages de la photo : 100 mm, f/8, 0,8 secondes, ISO 100.
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Commentaires (6)
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ktulu
Richard this photo is absolutely amazing! Thank you for sharing with us
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CarGuy1
Nice one Richard, great shot. Fancy seeing you here ;)
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K
Very clever shot, one of the best lately. I like particularly the overall composition. Perhaps a bit overdone with sharpening. Some visible artefacts in the upper-left drop and at the topmost part.
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Thanks guys. I took about 200 shots & this was the best one.. As for flashes used. Two flashes one speedlite Canon 430EX II & Canon 580EX II. Setup used is Drip kit & time machine-->> http://www.bmumford.com/photo/camctlr.html With it you can get shots like these--->> http://www.flickr.com/photos/10756887@N07/sets/72157613369221788/
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I haven't changed my background in nearly 6 months and finally just did now. I really love the shapes of the water droplets in this, there's such depth. I actually thought it might have been blood for a second because of the red tints but that actually only made me like it more. There's nothing I can see that would make it any better than it is already, but like WhiteDog said, would love to see information about the setup used and flash.
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WhiteDog
While the subject is not new, this is an interesting version. The colors and depth of field are excellent. I've nothing to complain about in this image, but info about the lighting setup and flash used to capture the moment would be more interesting to me than the camera details. Given the range of colors I'm guessing there was more than one light source, or that a colored reflector or two were involved. Such pictures are usually boringly monochromatic, but this has more going for it.