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30-AUG-2010 JimH

10th Place "Bloop!" by JimH


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Canon Image Challenge31-Aug-2010 23:49
Thanks! I think you should consider the new 100mm macro with IS. That is a very tempting lens!!! Jim H.
Canon Image Challenge31-Aug-2010 20:53
Great entry Jim, and good to see you posting again. Looks like you are still having a lot of fun with that EF-S 60mm. I miss mine since I moved to full frame, but I occasionally dust of the 20D just to have a play with the EF-S 60mm. Regards, -Najinsky
alexeig31-Aug-2010 20:13
This looks extraterrestrial. Terrific colors
Canon Image Challenge31-Aug-2010 09:40
LOL....I'll be damned. I would never, never have guessed. Best Wishes, Traveller
Guest 31-Aug-2010 03:06
This is a bathroom faucet dribbling onto a blue Christmas Tree ornament with some red "craft foam" stuck in behind the blue sphere. The flash heads were kept down very low, firing upwards. So the colors are a result of a lot of the light coming off of the red foam background and then hitting the blue, shiny ball. Normally I would remove the reflection of the faucet, but in this case, it seemed interesting to be able to see it. Of course, there were two cats helping me with all of this. I'm surprised that I don't see either of their reflections in the ball! Jim H.
Canon Image Challenge31-Aug-2010 00:25
Usually I try to hide the source of my water but the reflection of the faucet is very interesting and a great addition to the challenge. Paul Alters
Guest 30-Aug-2010 23:09
Very nicely done. I too would like to know more about how you produced this. -Michael
Canon Image Challenge30-Aug-2010 19:50
Water Beam? Great shot, but.... What is this??? Best Wishes, Traveller
Guest 30-Aug-2010 19:31
Nice one Jim! I like that you can see the source of the water-beam in the reflection. How did you get all those colors?