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WaterWonderland


WaterWonderland
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Copyright: Brian Ruelke (BeRuelke) Silver Note Writer [C: 3 W: 0 N: 13] (21)
Genre: Places
Medium: Color
Date Taken: 2005-09
Categories: Experimental
Camera: Vivitar-ViviCam 3710, 9.6 mm(4x)
Exposure: f/3.0, 1/2 seconds
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Photo Version: Original Version
Date Submitted: 2005-10-04 13:31
Viewed: 601
Points: 2
[Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note
Here and there I enjoy experimenting with nature, gravity, laws of physics, light spectrums, you know... the lot. This particular day I was visiting with a friend at a local store and decided to experiment with the notion of the earths gravitational pull of fluid in the northern hemisphere... breathe... and came across the effect of introducing a white murky liquid into the equation... in this case "half'n'half" (with a bit of red cleaning agent). The resulting effect as you can see. I forgot to mention that some of my other interests include tornadoes and their formation hence my delight in the slender presence of center subject. The intent of the cream was to amplify and distinguish the waterspouts features from below the surface... not quite what I captured but still retains the delightful cilindricy (hope I spelled that right) of the event.

Cropped it in a bit and prettied up with auto colour and contrast and resized for post. Always appreciate TL feedback and thanx for lookin'.

Brian
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I can't tell you how many times I have wanted to get a shot of water flowing down the drain only to lose the water in the image. The addition of half'n'half and red cleaning agent really marks the water, so you can see the motion as it flows down the drain. The darkened outer edges and the mini-tornado. I like these elements. Thanks for sharing this.

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