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Thanks! Glad you like it.
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This shot is brilliant!! particularly well thought and realized! I have read your explanations given to incognito-77, I'm impressed!Β Β
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Thank you very much for your kind words. Glad you like it.
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Wow, This is really impressive.
~Kenni
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Thank you!
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You are very welcome.
~Kenni
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Clever idea and wonderful execution!
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Thank you! You are very kind. Glad you like it.
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Thanks! Glad you like it.
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Thank you!!!
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My pleasure!
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Wow! I love the composition in this image. The nearly faded out background which is only truly readable through the water droplets, and the water droplets them self are tack sharp. I mainly love how the top three remain together while the fourth has separated from the others. Though I'd love to know how you created and froze the water droplets. Also how you kept the time within them.Β
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with tripod and manual trigger was a total of 35 shots to get 5 photographs with the drop in the right place ( which I chose this )
you have to aim very close to the tap to calculate when shooting. if you point the camera below it is very difficult to " catch her " and the 3 smaller droplets are separated too.
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Nice. It's great that you got such a great shot. It does seem like it took a while but in the end it worked out. The droplets just look a little fused together from my perspective.
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Oh, thank you so much for your kind words. I'm glad you like the shot.
The camera at a distance of 20 cm drop, and the flash (in automatic mode) at 90 Β° in front of the drop, very close (20-30cm) to be less time flash and no blurring raindrop.
In this way, the time will be trapped forever in the drop...Β Β
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No problem it's a great shot. Also that's more technical than I've gotten into yet. I understand it but haven't even attempted to practice something like that. I also constantly forget flash can also help freeze an image since i'm trying to learn to work with natural light. It's still its amazing how you caught the image like that. How many shots did it take, if you don't mind my asking.
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Thank you!
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You're welcome!
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in this upside down universe, time drips along. Β must be a fluid world.
eugene
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IΒ΄m gld you like it, Thanks.
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My pleasure
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Best drop i've ever seen Β Β Β Β Β
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Thanks so much for your kind words. IΒ΄m glad you like it!
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This is excellent, Alejandro.
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Thank you Ans.
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You're very welcome, Alejandro and of course good luck at the contest.
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