What a drag
Uploaded: August 10, 2009
It was interesting, and somewhat disappointing, to note that tomatoes don't make much of a splash or bubble drag going into the water (actually 7UP used here). The only air drag from these cherry tomatoes (direct from my garden :-) was from the calyx. This is unlike strawberries that "trash" their way in (posted in the discussion) because the round waxy skin of the tomato makes going in smooth compared to the rough seedy surface on the strawberry. Photography is so much fun and instructive :-)...
Exif: F Number: 4.5, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/8000 seconds, Flash: did not fire, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 800, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 100.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS 40D
Randy D. Dinkins
August 10, 2009
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Stephanie Laird
August 10, 2009
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Debra K. Johnson August 11, 2009 0
Awesome! #7836373Ron McEwan August 11, 2009 0
Oh my what scientific field would this fall under Randy. Interesting what you discovered here most interesting for sure. #7836604Dianna Murphy August 11, 2009 0
What if you rough up the back of the tomato?? Cool/fun image. #7836633Cathy Barrows August 11, 2009 0
but I really love the drag made by the leaves...so very cool #7836674Brett Dolsen August 11, 2009 0
Awesome shots and creative work Randy!!The possibilities are endless!!Gherkins,poatoes,onions maybe even watermelon in a large tank.The mind boggles!!Brett #7837316Gina Cormier August 11, 2009 0
Hey...it's still a cool shot anyway!!! Very creative. #7838624Carol L. Fowler August 11, 2009 0
The BG colors are wonderful- I like the splash from the transverse leaves. But watch out DM, dropping things into water can be addictive! #7838962John Connolly August 11, 2009 0
What an experiment, Randy! Two incredible shots, each with their own unique story! #7839356Courtenay Vanderbilt August 11, 2009 0
As much as I love both of your images, I got a big laugh out of your narration! Great timing on both of them and presented like a true scientist and photographer! :-) #7839489Daniel Ruf August 11, 2009 0
Great work. #7839501Eugenio Diaz August 11, 2009 0
Perfect light, great detail and lovely color - AWESOME work, Randy! #7839621John Benway August 12, 2009 0
Very creative Randy, I like this alot.
Randy D. Dinkins
August 12, 2009
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JO ANN CLEVELAND August 15, 2009 0
Ohhh Randy! I love this, both of them! I have done a few and know that you take a lot of shots before you get the one you like!That background is awesome!
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Judy V. Kennamer
August 31, 2009
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