Sunday, 29 November 2009

Earth Drops


"The world in a drop of water. I've been asked how this was done. Easy: one flash on the left, aimed at the background, a NASA view of the globe. The flash was remotely fired, triggered by the onboard flash of my D300, which was set to produce no flash of its own. It took about 50 shots in order to catch one perfect drop". Taken by Jim Salvas - at the photographer's kitchen sink in West Chester, Pennsylvania
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10 comments:

  1. EnriqueSunday, 29 November, 2009

    WOOOOOOOAAAAHHHHH!!!!!! Incredible my friend!

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  2. CaddieSunday, 29 November, 2009

    Fabulous, Mr Salvas.

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  3. Salt Lake SugarSunday, 29 November, 2009

    Awesome shot! Thanks for sharing!

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  4. apamiSunday, 29 November, 2009

    Well done, it's amazing !

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  5. Pooch Purple ReignMonday, 30 November, 2009

    sweeeet! that rocks
    ~laura

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  6. gadzooksMonday, 30 November, 2009

    Sooo creative, beautiful!!

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  7. StevoTuesday, 01 December, 2009

    Amazing. I've done some waterdrop shots, but it took me more than 50 to get a good one.

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  8. JimTuesday, 01 December, 2009

    Thank you to everyone for the comments on my photo. I'm happy I got the chance to share this.

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  9. Lio PopovWednesday, 02 December, 2009

    The best picture! The Earth and water in the one!

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  10. AnonymousFriday, 25 December, 2009

    A beauty. Proud to know you, Jim. Annie

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