Photo: Raindrops

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  Laurent at 2009-07-07T03:21:15.

  Hey Richard!

  Really great raindrop pics, I would like to use them for a pdf brochure, of course I will credit you!

  Thanks from all the way down here in Mexico City! Cheers

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  Richard X. Thripp at 2009-07-15T08:16:36.

  Thank you!

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  tips at 2009-05-20T10:26:15.

  This is a great page. And the contents are really that worth reading. I will add this to my own library

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  Richard X. Thripp at 2009-07-15T08:26:38.

  Thanks, put it on your desktop!

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  A Love for Horses eCards - Joni Solis at 2009-01-11T01:44:40.

  just wonderful

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  Richard X. Thripp at 2009-01-11T14:27:44.

  Thanks Joni!

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  Luis Murillo at 2008-07-20T15:14:29.

  I find this photo very interesting because of the way the drops of water are. The B&W adds a great mood to the photo.
  I must say that the watermark does ruin the photo, IMO, but I understand why people do so and it’s still a great shot.

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  Richard X. Thripp at 2008-07-20T16:23:17.

  Ruins it? Nah, it’s part of the scene. I went back and changed it so it’s a bit less annoying, and using my new short URL, so take a look now. It’s not actually a watermark, because I give away everything as a stock resource, including Raindrops. Just personal branding.

  The look of the drops is what struck me right away on my LCD screen; a lot of the photos had mangled and ugly droplets, but not this one. This is really where black and white shines. Thanks for the feedback.

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  Photo: Raindrops 2 at 2009-01-24T22:46:03.

  [...] motion like this even in fairly low light. I like how the swirly drops turned out.Same editing as Raindrops 1: added contrast and converting to black and white. No spot editing needed, which is always nice. [...]

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  Photo: Waterlogged at 2009-01-24T22:36:06.

  [...] = 250;The hard drive that never was. Waterlogged is two years old, coming on the heels of Raindrops, but a classic nonetheless. This was the hard drive from my first computer, a budget desktop I got [...]

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  Personal Development for Photographers at 2008-09-26T11:30:23.

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  Being a Free Photographer « Personal Development by Richard X. Thripp at 2008-07-28T18:32:47.

  [...] on mine were. I wanted a good shot of falling raindrops, and after much perseverance, I got Raindrops. Unlike with my Canon Rebel XTi and fast lens, the only way to do it with the FinePix A360 was in [...]

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