Here's a splash - there's a splash - everywhere's another splash

[Ozzie_Traveller]

G'day all

Sitting in a car park the other day as a damn-great rainstorm passed overhead -- to see these splashes on the roof of the car parked next to me. Lots of "direct hits" along with heaps of 'shrapnel bursts' as the big rain blobs bounced every whichway

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exif- Panny FZ-300; 1/160s x F2,8; ISO-800; lens at 24x zoom / 600mm FFequiv + burst @ 7fps

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As always, feedback welcome
Phil

[David_MC]

Interesting subject. Nice shots.

[MJ224]

Wow, hope you had a brolly handy just in case...

[wigz]

Well done Phil, for seeing the potential for photos in this. Interesting and very different.

[HansE]

Yes well spoted and different.

[Ozzie_Traveller]

Thanks fellas
I was sitting high up in the motorhome and the green car was a Mini parked alongside, so I was able to easily see what was happening on its roof
What also occurred to me was the splatter that went every which-way and created such interesting streaks
Phil

[Isac]

Well done mate. Faster shutter (1/2000th +) next time to freeze the splashes
I'd still like to see the EXIF in your images...

[Ozzie_Traveller]

I'd still like to see the EXIF in your images...
Q- do you mean the base data I show above or the full data?

I am saddened that Flickr drops the exif link in the image linking process, If you go to Flickr via my Sig link, you can easily find the image in the 2023 album and click on the 'show exif' header. Not all that convenient when a simple link would do, but it's the best I can suggest for us Flickr users
Phil

[Isac]

I have an EXIF viewer in my Firefox browser and I just hover over the image and it shows all the exif data. I just thought you posted directly so if you link via Flickr then it's OK seeing the basic that you enter.

[eaglem]

Great abstract shooting