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Playing around with water drops again.

[Jason Daniels]

what object do you use to plunge into the liquid?

[Josh Sudweeks]

@bobfoto - I just used drops of water with food coloring into a cup of water. No object was dropped into the water.

[Kathy A]

This is truly awesome!!

[Jason Daniels]

@sudweeks - oh okay... I tried throwing coins and dice and rocks and all my splashes sucked.

[Josh Sudweeks]

@bobfoto - We'll I've been working with water drops for over 7 years and only recently have been able to get stuff like this. Here's one of my early shots -- http://365project.org/sudweeks/365/2005-03-17

[Cameron Knowlton]

I gotta try one of these.

[Josh Sudweeks]

@cameronknowlton - they are fun, but very time consuming, and may shorten the life of your shutter.

[Cameron Knowlton]

I do long exposures on my new D600 and old D90 all the time, and im learning time lapse... I'm not concerned with duty cycle. Can't wait to try these.

[Alison]

oh WOW !! ...

Following my partners pull out for get pushed challenge Northy suggested we pair up, so for your challenge I would like you to spell a word or write a sentence using photographs of letters, words, and objects found in your environment. Have fun

Here are a few examples: http://365project.org/ericaw/365/2012-06-28 http://365project.org/smevvy/themes-and-comp/2012-02-29

Hope this is OK, and look forward to my challenge

[Angela]

yes! This is what I was trying to get but couldn't.

[Josh Sudweeks]

@3whiteroses - This is not easy shot to capture. The hardest part is getting the spacing between the two drops of water right. I have a valve hooked up to an Arduino microcontroller that does that for me.

[Mel]

Wow awesome!