A Fun Photo Experiment

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Today I showed up for my Gile Pond Project and the ice has not only melted, but it was completely still.  It made for some pretty awesome photos.  After I was done, I decided to have some fun by throwing a rock into the pond.

The first photo is of the rock just about to hit

Rock about to land in still pond.

The next photo is the splash.  I used a high shutter speed for this series (1/320).

Gile Pond Splash

The next one is a second or so after the splash to allow for a larger ripple effect to form.

Gile Pond Ripple

This final shot shows the purpose of the splash.  I wanted to see what the ripples did to the mirrored trees.  Beautiful! (CLICK ON IT TO VIEW A MUCH LARGER VERSION)

Mirrored trees with rippled effect.

Even though this is a contrived photograph in nature, it was a fun experiment that I may use in the future.  The key word here is fun, which is why I'm taking photos in the first place.

What do you think?

 

3 responses to “A Fun Photo Experiment”

  1. Laurie Says:
    Very Cool!
  2. Meg Says:
    i wouldn't call it contrived at all-the rock was there and so were you! love it Vince-you really have a great eye!
  3. Vincent Collins Says:
    Thanks Laurie and Meg!

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