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Uploaded by: ChrisAnthemum — Tuesday March 12, 2013 — Westfield, NC (Current Weather Conditions)

Water shoots up out of a cup dropped into a pipe in the ground, in the driveway under the gate. Fuller explanation in first comment.

Categories: rain Camera Type: Canon Rebel XS
 
Image Width: 2592
Image Length: 3888
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Orientation: top - left
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Model: Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XS
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Exposure Time: 1/250 sec.
FNumber: f/11.0
Exposure Program: Normal program
ISO Speed Ratings: 400
Shutter speed: 8.00 EV (APEX: 16, 1/256 sec.)
Aperture: 7.00 EV (f/11.3)
Exposure Bias: -0.33 EV
Metering Mode: Pattern
Flash: Flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode.
Focal Length: 46.0 mm
Focal Plane x-Resolution: 4438.36
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Exposure Mode: Auto exposure
White Balance: Auto white balance
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1. ChrisAnthemum 3:59 PM GMT on March 12, 2013    
Let me explain this just-for-fun photo. The drive gates in my chain link fence have a drop rod that holds them closed, which fits into the hole in the center of this cup, which itself fits into a vertical pipe in the ground. This pipe and cup fill up with rainwater, and because of the impermeability of the clay soil, it can remain there indefinitely. A hard freeze will immobilize the drop rod, making it impossible to open the gate, so I am in the habit of emptying it after a hard rain, even though winter is nearly over now. Because of the hole in the bottom, dropping the cup into the pipe when it's partly empty causes a column of water to leap up through the cup and out the drop rod hole at top. I've been wanting to shoot this for some time and decided today was the day. It would have been a better shot if I could have gotten it from a lower angle, but I was practically lying on the wet gravel as it was, and would have needed three or four hands to accomplish that, LOL!
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2. RNJoel 4:37 PM GMT on March 12, 2013    
That's a lot of work to get a shot of water... but... I'd be right there with you. Creative shot.
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3. ChrisAnthemum 5:11 PM GMT on March 12, 2013    
Thanks, Rodney! What one won't do for a shot when one has worked other subjects to death...
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About ChrisAnthemum
ChrisAnthemum Wife, mother, grandmother, gardener, naturalist, writer, artist, crafter, homeschooler, owner and occasional breeder of registered Shetland Sheepdogs, and a child of the King. Rank amateur at most of these. Live in Westfield, NC, near the western mountains.Some of my photos are now available for sale from Fine Art America. Please check the website: http://fineartamerica.com/profiles/kathryn-meyer.h tml only join the html -- for some reason this site won't let me do it.
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