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उगाच समोरून २-४ शिव्या फायर होतात, आणि आपण मुद्यावर बोलू लागतो.

Its wonderful.....how humans react when jolted in a sudden adverse spot. I think there is something that directs 200% energy to their mind and the will to survive takes over like a rapid action force!! The end result is hardcore surviors - who are better equipped to face the future!!

Obeservation : Someone I know - Making everything out of nothing

There's nothing as boring as a Sunday afternoon. After a filling lunch, partially suspended in drowsiness. You can just utilise the "hangover" to photograph a drop.

While considering this topic through the Physics point of view - we can call it "Fluid Dynamics"

Getting back to the topic.

Capturing a drop crashing down on the mass of water and then bouncing up with the denominator, repeating the bounces 2-4 times before it sinks into the waves with a black hole in the centre.

First of all you ouhgt to know some basic terminology :

1.Apperture - Click here

2.Shutterspeed - Click here



Now that, we're conceptually progressed we can start off with our assignment.
Requirements:

Few things need to be set up, so as to favour our photograph. Like a dripper (can be one IV set too ;)...........I used a plastic bag, with a hole peirced at its base.) An external source of white light can also pose to be helpful. Remember if your hand is shaky you should take help of a tripod. Chartpapers to define your background. Tissues to wipe off the unwanted water drops holding on to the borosil bowl. Do not forget a ruler.



On your Mark's, Get Set, Click!!:

A new series, where I'll be posting the "unnoticed" action that made me smile!