(5 years and 2985 days ago)

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This is one of my first time taking photos of water droplets, and I've never really seen anything that looks like this. I've asked some of my physic major friends why the splash looks like that, and the only conclusion we came up with was that that part of the splash was moving faster than the camera could capture. Seeing as I was shooting with a shutter speed of 1/2000, I was kinda shocked. (5 years and 2983 days ago)

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White, Needles

kyricom says:

Ohhhh, those Physics guys always overlook the answer right in front of their faces... It's obviously magic!

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Reminds me of the airport scene with Arnold Schwarzenegger in the movie Total Recall. This gave me a headache. (5 years and 2980 days ago)

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Poetry, motion

Heathcliffe says:

Very cool shot - I appreciate how difficult these are as I'm an International gymnastics judge and Senior coach. Pity there isn't more blurring going on in the shot. Frustrating we're not really allowed to take photos in GBR. Maybe see if you can slow the shutter speed just a little to create more motion blur. Well done

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author says:

Can I replace it with another motion photo

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Moderator says:

you may replace this one

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author says:

Thanks, i hope this better fits the contest.

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(5 years and 2986 days ago)

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Callao, Madrid

kyricom says:

Can we stop in and see "Megamind?"

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author says:

Ha, ha! Bright as always, Kyricom. Of course dude! Be my guest.

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EmiK says:

Great shot, one of my faves so far =)

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The women seem to play just as tough as the men (5 years and 2984 days ago)