South Branch of the Oneonta
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Holy cow! Beautiful.

Road Fright
by tfarrell23

Comment:
Now this is beautiful...however, maybe you should have crossed the road as the foreground doesn't add to the beauty of that lonely tree for me

Gnarly
by quiche

Comment:
I think this is just a literal interpretation of the challenge...and the big trunk in the foreground is distracting

Berries
by bobnospum

Comment:
Doesn't really stand out for me I'm afraid... looks like just a point and shoot

Veins branch out, offering sustenance to no avail
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Hmm...looks kinda overprocessed to me. Is that some sorta food in the background?

Splash!
by IreneM

Comment:
Oh my. Wonder what you'd come up with for Night Shot V

Waiting in Line
by kleski

Comment:
Oh wow, that's is beauty! I wish the fetish with Icelandic landscapes would go away on this website and little gems like these get a higher rating!

New Horizons
by salmiakki

Comment:
Wow what a beauty! Excellent work. Well deserved first place, and what a fabulously arty challenge to get a blue on!

Are you making prints available for this one?

IIII/\IIII
by LevT

Comment:
Beautifully executed!

Boom boom
by gyaban

Comment:

Originally posted by gyaban: @manavg: The module was controlling: - the solenoid valve positioned above the cup (and connected to a tank containing milk) - an infrared motion detector, positioned below the valve, on the droplets' way - the DSLR - the flash Most of the technical work consisted in programming the module, so that it would allow for 2 consecutive droplets to fall within about 80ms, trigger the DSRL just after that, detect the droplets falling next to the motion detector, and fire the flash bursts accordingly. At first I tried all of this manually, but it was a real nightmare, especially without the solenoid valve to launch 2 droplets at will... you should have seen my tries using a perforated yogurt pot in a dark room :-) Overall, it took me about 2.000 tries, distributed over 4 week-ends, but I'm a slow guy!

Woah! Thank you! I'm going to try out something like this over the week (and weeks to come)..hopefully, I'll get a suitable challenge to display a selection... i don't have a StopShot module..and probably may not be able to afford it right now - so I'm gonna have way more than 2000 shots! :-)

Thanks again, and a fantastic picture!