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Friction

Friction

Swirling in the floods of liquid sandpaper, each grain rolls and tumbles it's way along the rock walls. A miniscule piece of matter undulating and bouncing...
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Swirling in the floods of liquid sandpaper, each grain rolls and tumbles it's way along the rock walls. A miniscule piece of matter undulating and bouncing into neighboring particles. For every chip and scrape along the route, the fluid's motion adjusts it's path ever-so slightly - creating new shapes and formations. Creation born from chaos.
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camera

Canon EOS 5D Mark III

settings

settings

Aperture f/14 ISO 100 Shutter 6/10 Focal Length 28/1

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upload_date

Dec, 2015

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96

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+5

Awards

Peer Award

Outstanding Creativity

Superb Composition

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