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Kandroid96 — Boiling Winter Part Two (RS)
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Published: 2013-12-30 21:38:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 936; Favourites: 122; Downloads: 0
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Awards and achievements
Was used in the first issue of Kissfist's magazine in 2014 kissfist.com Camera Used:
Kodak Easyshare Z981
Date Taken:
December 14th, 2010
Location:
Waldorf, MD
My Photography by Year:
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Comments: 39
Second critique. (I feel rather awkward with making critiques. I feel like they're missing something.)
After I left your quite brightly red picture 'The Bloodshed of Sheldon Maruby', I was surprised at the brightness of the blue.
I then decided to start writing another critique to try and capture it's beauty.
I loved the bubbles of water droplets, and was so captivated by them I stared for a few more minutes than I should have and light flashed under my eyes when I closed them.
The cool effect of the hot glistening water made me smile, and the lovely little splashes I absolutely adored.
You must have a high definition camera, because if any regular camera had taken this it would've looked like crud. Seriously, I would have logged out, closed the tab, closed the window, heck, I'd have closed the computer. And then tossed it out a two story window. And then covered it with gasoline. And then thrown a match at it. And the rest would've been history...
Keep photographing. You're doing really well.
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Awesome shot! I like the clear quality and slight aberration in the ice.
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Thank you very much, I am very pleased you like it.
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Thank you very much, and you're welcome.
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Awww thank you. I am going to do a contest eventually, I should allow everyone to vote on it!! Maybe since this one is supposed to be in a magazine, I could include it in the contest poll :3
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Certainly an uncommon idea to make a photo about boiling water.
But just like with fire, the forms can be quite interesting to look
at.
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Yes indeed. It's actually balls of ice that froze in a fish pond as the water splashed onto it. It was very cool when this happened.
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Hahahahah you're funny. Thank you!!
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Thank you. It's amazing that a photo that was done a long time ago can still get positive attention!
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As always, your photos never cease to amaze me!
Dem bubbles...!
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Aww thank you. I am trying to do a lot of updating of my old photos before I cycle around to the newer ones. I don't think all of my photos will even be bothered with watermark replacement because 70% of my photos never get seen a anyways xD So I am figure this out as I go along. It amazes me that some things I have from years ago are still regarded so highly, thank you.
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Boy I wish it were jellies. I love jelly fish!
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They are cool. Yet painful
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Thank you. This one is going to be featured in a magazine sometime this year (Hopefully...)
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I wish they were ice rocks!. With the low temperatures I may be able to replicate it at my mothers house where this one was taken originally.
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Love how this looks! Very refreshing, it reminds me of looking through a microscope at a specimen
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Thanks. It's not too big. I wish I had taken a shot to compare the sizes. That's maybe the size of a quarter or half dollar.
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