whitmanspitzer

Arc of falling water

Arc of falling water

in a plane formed by water sprayed up by a fountain by a river by the by, I took this photo crouched down on some uncomfortable rocks, terrified of water damage...
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in a plane formed by water sprayed up by a fountain by a river by the by, I took this photo crouched down on some uncomfortable rocks, terrified of water damage to my comparatively not all that great camera, but to me it is a heart, soul, and window into a world where I am sane. it was amazing. truly amazing.
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NIKON D3300

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Aperture f/4.5 ISO 800 Shutter 10/40000

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Jul, 2014

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