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January 22, 2017 Traveler

Cold Rain


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Canon Image Challenge24-Jan-2017 12:54
I agree with DaveV, light speed! If you get another opportunity, try using 2nd curtain on the flash. Paul
Canon Image Challenge24-Jan-2017 04:13
This is a puzzling photo.
What are the camera parameters.

Jim
Canon Image Challenge24-Jan-2017 04:04
Traveller,
You said "So while the Challenge has become incredibly small, it still motivates strongly those that remain.
Or so I think."

You think correctly, at least in my case. I continue to have fun as I try to improve my artistic skills and vision. Without the challenge, I would get stuck on the technical side.

Jim
Canon Image Challenge24-Jan-2017 04:02
Kind looks like the jump to light speed.
davev.
Canon Image Challenge24-Jan-2017 00:36
Dear Earl:

Yes, I know, I tried to rotate this image so they were falling....but that looked even odder, at least to me...

I find these trails to be interesting in that the flash must have freezed the "fatness," of the drops, but the motion was captured outside the quickness of the flash...hence the falling upward effect.

In any case I remain super busy in my life so I am just doing what I can...and obviously semi-failing at it....lol....;>}}}

But having fun...as a sort of serious note there are people that have left this challenge, eg XXX and YYY, that do not seem to be doing much work since leaving....I sense that we, as artists, need an audience to even try to do stuff.

So while the Challenge has become incredibly small, it still motivates strongly those that remain.

Or so I think.

Best Wishes, Traveller

Edit: I have removed the names from this post...discretion....(smile)
Earl Waud23-Jan-2017 22:33
Neat image.
It looks to me like the drops are racing upwards.
-Earl