WORLDWIDE PHOTO WEEK: Part 649 - Photograph Something You Have Never Photographed Before

piQturesQue wrote in post #18822750
Also I think the round surface of the egg prevents a lot of splash compared to a flat surface.

I don't think that would make a lot of difference. Nor does the speed of the water coming down. I've done it with a light bulb once and got some nice splashes. Flash works best for this type of shot, I think.

OldCrow wrote in post #18822763

Levina de Ruijter wrote in post #18822737
I think for a good splash you would need much faster shutter speeds to freeze the action. Or flash. Still, pretty cool!

Thanks. Next time a slower shutter speed so the water veils over the egg.

LOL. Yeah, that would work too, Don!

OldCrow wrote in post #18822763
Thanks Oh. If I give my eggs showers does than mean I'm unbalanced?

Probably. We just give ours a brisk rubdown, followed by a dash of cologne.

With all of the rain we have had, we are beginning to experience a "Super Bloom" here in the desert.
The last Super Bloom was in 2005.

Here is a wildflower that I have never photographed before:

I have never shot these; my own wedding rings.

Photo from itsallart's gallery.
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Wow...great shots everyone.
Here is a sculpture that I have never shot.

There is an event called DesertX that is happening in the Coachella Valley until April 2019. Here is the installation called Ghost Palm.
Sadly it has taken a beating with all of the unusual weather we have had... .. .

Levina de Ruijter wrote in post #18822766
I don't think that would make a lot of difference.

Maybe not much of a difference for the photo, but just from a physics perspective this does make a huge difference. Imagine the splash a needle or ball would create vs a flat surface.

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joayne wrote in post #18823126

Still a cool looking sculpture.