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Local kitchen sink - Melbourne, Australia
Camera: Canon EOS 350D
* Make: Canon
* Model: Canon EOS 350D DIGITAL
* Shutter Speed: 1/60 second
* F Number: F/5.0
* Focal Length: 41 mm
* ISO Speed: 400
* Date Picture Taken: Jul 19, 2005, 8:20:14 PM
Canon EOS 350D Digital Camera , 2gig Scandisk Ultra II CF Card, EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 Lens, EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 Lens, EF 28mm f2.8 Lens Wide Angle, Macro 58mm Lens kit (1+ 2+ 4+ 10+), Hoya 58mm PL-CIR Polariser, Optek PT3900 Pro Series Tripod
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Neat photo. It is a magic abstract.
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The spoon makes for some great pattern and interference effects.
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Love the shimmering glow!
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Great affect, I'd try it but that would mean washing dishes first 
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I didn't see the spoon right away. Great effect.
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Lovely; very dynamic shot and definitely wish I'd thought of it!
One might say, very succinct....
.....("suck-sinked"....geddit?...oo nevermind...)
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Very cool Kerridwyn 
Great minds must think alike...  I also did some experiments with water in the kitchen sink with my 350D recently... but I was using a chrome fruit bowl instead of a teaspoon to drip water into (and was after a different water effect).
I won't hijack your thread with my shots.. but can certainly agree that its a lot of fun to do little experiments like this, that water can be really interesting, and that it can be pretty easy to construct a makeshift "studio" out of your kitchen sink
I'm suprised you got that much detail from the water at 1/60th of a second though. Good job.
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