3rd Place Impossible! By Markjay by Canon DSLR Challenge

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Impossible!
By Markjay


15-JUN-2005

go ahead, make my day trying to guess this one! :-)

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Canon EOS 20D
1/400s f/5.6 at 90.0mm iso800 full exif

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Canon DSLR Challenge		06-Apr-2007 02:11
This is a glass object with colorful "things" behind it. Markjay

Canon DSLR Challenge		02-Apr-2007 21:00
A copper vessel handle, coffee pot is a possibility. Rotated 90 degrees -Cat

jbhgmvo		30-Mar-2007 07:53
A coffeepot spout, rotated CW?

Canon DSLR Challenge		28-Mar-2007 15:02
Now Mark... I reakon you were in the middle of distilling some u-know-what when there was a knock at the door!.... in your haste you tripped over the copper pipes and accidently set off your camera! .... most would say " that's impossible"..... How'd I do Mark... close? ~ Melbob

jbhgmvo		27-Mar-2007 11:13
Beautiful indeed. Amazing colors. 1/400s.. is that slow enough to capture fluid like that..

Canon DSLR Challenge		27-Mar-2007 01:52
Beautiful! ~ Lonnit

Canon DSLR Challenge		27-Mar-2007 00:30
This is fluid in motion taken as a long exposure. The photo is rotated 180. -Cat

Guest		26-Mar-2007 12:03
I looked at the thumbnail and said to myself, "Another one of Shu's glorious glass shots." But I see that it's Mark Javier and not Shu. I still say glass but can't elucidate beyond that.

Julie Bird		26-Mar-2007 06:09
Part of a musical instrument?

Canon DSLR Challenge		26-Mar-2007 05:38
Hmmm. It's approximately the right shape to be the bell of an alpenhorn. They're not usually metal, though. So I don't think that's what this is (I'm not implying that this is something metal -- only that if it is an alpenhorn it would be). -- Victor

Canon DSLR Challenge		26-Mar-2007 05:07
Someone dropped or hit someone on the head with a trombone. Pictured is the aftermath of the trombone. -- Victor

jnconradie		26-Mar-2007 04:57
OK, I am sure this will be wrong, but we have to start somewhere: a liquid (water?) being poured out of say a jug, with a red background some distance behind; rotated 90 degrees left. No? :-) Regards jnconradie