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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 2738 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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PURE, WHITE

dem90 says:

Ugly background and you need work on your focusing. The flowers are a perfect subject,but all the busyiness in the backgrounds detracts from your attention to these lovely white flowers. Try and hold them up to a wall with a solid color, or even get construction paper or fabric and hag it behind the flowers. Go for solids, it will accent the flowers so much. There is already so much for the eye to look at with the flowers alone, you don't want a background that needs any attention

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trevordsouza7 says:

I somehow feel it looks better this way.. It's making a statement here..
" no matter how busy our lives are we should always find time to just stand and stare... "

GL author..

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