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Published: 2010-02-06 23:52:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 24496; Favourites: 1451; Downloads: 0
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Can you hear the sound of the splash of the water??Related content
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Wow this picture is incredible, the splashes are really well captured!
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The clarity of the water.. the action.. so amazing.
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Thanks! Yeah this is one of those things that the human eye is only able to see though a photo!!
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Heya! I featured this awesome piece in my journal! [link]
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Thanks so much, I appreciate it!!!
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It looks like you've litteraly frozen the moment. As if you transformed the water drops into drops of ice.
Stroke of genius.
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That is nice, I love to work with that stuff we're only able to clearly see with a photo! Thanks
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It looks like you've litteraly frozen the moment. As if you transformed the water drops into drops of ice.
Stroke of genius.
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Wow, this must have taken a long time to get all the water droplets right xD
great job!
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LOL the difficulty of this kind of shot is that the water movement is completely random, so it really took a while to get this "wow" effect
Thank you by the way!
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The details of this are spectacular! A great shot.
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I'm glad you dig the details, I love them too, thanks so much!
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I like it! The water seems to be ice
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wow WOOOOOW so great ... i can feel the water on me....
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Thanks so much, glad you like it!
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Wow. Simply incredible. These are the things that wouldn't be unless it was photographed. Big chocolatey Kudos to you.
P.S: I am SO watching.
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Thanks, I'm glad you dig it! Also thanks for the support
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Of course^^ Your work is super admirable.
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lol I think that's enough!
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Great capture! I like your use of flash to keep the water sharp. I'm used to seeing soft and fluffy water in photographs so this is very unique.
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Thanks so much! But I must add that this shot wasn't taken with a flash. The reason most of the splash photographs have the water not completely frozen like on this shot is due to the large amount of light required to compensate the very high shutter speed that would freeze the action, even with a high ISO it is difficult to achieve. Plus, most of the cameras can only sync the flash in a maximum of 1/200sec, which makes the usage of it limited, since 1/200 isn't enough to make the water look so solid like I did here. So, this shot was taken in an outdoor pool in the tropical sun of an area very near to the Equator at midday in a cloudless day. And even with all those conditions helping the light to be maximum I had to set the ISO on 200 to be able to use the speed of 1/1250. Anyway, I'm glad you enjoy the pic!!!
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Thanks! You definitely created a very unique look here.
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oh god, this is too awesome! i love it!
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I can totally hear it! Sheesh, you're so good at catching quick moments!
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Thank you so much, I'm glad that you think so
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this deviation has been featured in my journal
[link]
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Thanks so much for this, I appreciate it a lot!
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