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December 15, 2008 Digital photography No Comments

I just like this shot.  I took it ages ago and it’s been lurking in a corner of my overflowing hard drive ever since.  I dug it up while sorting out an image for my annual virtual Christmas cards.

I just love the frozen motion of a never to be repeated capture.  See what you think.

In the movement of the water you can almost see the life which water brings.

Whatever, I love photography!

Overflowing Glass of Water

Overflowing Glass of Water

Shot with a Canon Eos 400d and Tamron 28-75 f2.8 lens at 1/200, 200 iso, if you’d like to know the details.

Your imagination really is the limit with a digital SLR camera!

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