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And the winners of DIY with 118 entries and 271 votes are...
1st place = Gryffon with 12.32 points and (21) votes (new)
2nd place = abby with 11.93 points and (18) votes (returning)
3rd place = jrstjean with 6.18 points and (13) votes (new)
4th place = jazz7 with 5.07 points and (9) votes (new)
Congratulations everyone - especially those who added a little more by telling us about their photos!!!
Running Totals - Underlined equals multiple time winners
1st = Skew, Eric LS, colnago, Ugly Jake, 369Kae, scruffyherbert, wbaiken2,
LovePhotography330, Kerryanne,
LovePhotography330, Audie Thornburg, Gryffon
2nd = Bridges, wbgrice,
Severums, colie, R'laine, Fuzzycoach, jasarah, simplesimon,
LovePhotography330, JJPhoto,
LovePhotography330,
abby3rd = nanaval, pinkycat, behindthecamera, tk, brownky, wowbmw,
LovePhotography330,
Severums, Lazy Old Coot, krus54114,
abby, jrstjean
4th= TNmike, Flyboy001, O hi O, Canoe50d, plessner, fotkaman, Bret, bob44044, Shane T, jkaye65,
Severums, jazz7
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You can vote as many times as you like, but only have one voting point.
If you vote for multiple photos, your voting point gets divided across them all.
Working on the grinder in my garage. Self timer in the dark.
Sometimes you just have to take matters into your own hands.I have been experimenting with "splash photography" and wanted to capture a photo of a hand hitting the water. I could find no volunteers in my house so I did it myself. I used a small plastic aquarium and 2 150 watt outdoor floodlights - both coming in from the sides.I used a piece of black velvet material for the background. The camera was on a tripod and I pushed the shutter with my right hand as my left hand was hitting the water. The original horizontal photo was then rotated to a vertical. D90,Nikkor f1/4 50mm lens, 1/3200 at f/6.3, ISO 800.
Made By Hand
Tools of the Trade - little used