
Sunday, 20th July 2008
Newton is an Artist
by Thomas Vignaud
Underwater long exposure of a little spring : )
The exposure was 1 second.
The housing was reaallyy hard to keep because of the current, but I found a place with a piece of wood and pushing hard on it.
Thomas Vignaud
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Newton is an Artist by Thomas Vignaud was photo of the day on Sunday, 20th July 2008. It is tagged Abstract, Motion, Underwater. You can leave a comment below.

44 Comments
Jim Atkin
Thomas,
That is remarable and ingeneous. Excellent.
kaybee
absolutely fantastic…
Gerry Pacher
Hi Thomas
You captured this little spring from a very unusual perspective and I like the result very much. Great work!
Regards, Gerry Pacher
Reuben Chircop
Very expressive, I like your methods and your close contact with water, it is truly another world.
Pauline Jones
Very imaginative.
realimage
Just wonderful.
Thanks for sharing.
Ahmed Sharif
simply famtastic!!……… very hard to imagine how you achieved it!…… wonderful work!
ottoman
Incredible shot!!
Courtney Platt
A truly unique image of a very interesting force of nature! It’s amazing that you were able to pin the housing securely enough for the one second exposure to work this well. Hat’s off!
Phil
amazing perspective
Kirk Jordan
Wow Wow Wow Wow. One of my favorite Earth Shots ever.
sophy lasuh
the color contrast makes this capture brilliant besides many other things you got right!! simply love it.
sophy lasuh
the color contrast makes this capture brilliant besides many other things you got right. simply love it!!!
a.
Very unique! Great job!
a.
Why is it called newton is an artist though?
Judith Bakker
Thomas is an artist:)
Marie Dunphy Harding
Oh my gosh! The waters look like brush strokes.
Fantastic!
Ellie
INGENIUOUS image!!!!!
Newton discovered the laws of gravity…water flowing is governed by gravity….and in this case it has been so wonderfully, creatively and artfully captured in it’s movement, created thru gravity. That’s my offering as a student answer to a. two comments prior. IS it close Thomas?
Lakshmi
Very well done in both visualization as well as execution. Congratulations! I’d be very proud to have taken something like that! Thanks for sharing!
Ariel
Really cool shot!
ziggy
Is it the calm centre of a cyclone? Is it the centre of a wave crashing around a log? Is t the edge of a waterfall as the water flows over it? No, it’s a little spring! What an awesome image to wake up to. It certainly put my brain into gear. Thank you.
eloise g
Fantastic shot. You really captured the moment. It is hard to believe it is just a spring. Thanks for sharing
Thomas Vignaud
Thanks a lot everyone
Yes Ellie you’re right !
I’ll try to do more underwater long exposure as you all seems to like it.
Jacob Maentz
Very creative and well done
Anurag
Thomas you are a genius. What more can I say.
Matt Harvey
Top Notch and unique. ;o)
Photo Buffet
Thomas, I found myself holding my breath while viewing this. Great timing, and a scene many of us will never get to see for ourselves.
Prem Promono H
this picture make my head turned left and right…hahaha! very nice angle to make people twist their head…
Hannes
This picture needs to be rotated CCW, turn your screen to see the real aspect, looks great!
Renee
Wow very very great photo Thomas! Congrats! I just cant stop lookin at it its very incredible!
David Doe
That is absolutly incredible!!
Andrew
Simply awesome!
Casey
I love this shot. I don’t know exactly what it is, but I love it.
hithaishy
very very nice…..
dijoux nathalie
Another creation, which is wonderful!
yasmin
this is simply Amazing!!
Waller
oh lalala c’est magnifique
Paulo A.Lopes
Outstanding! Innovation is the key, Love it
Hanna
Fantastic shot! I had to look twice to get the perspective right. Congrats Thomas!
Hanna
su
All been said before, really neat
mike
Very cool.
Su
Amazing shot still and what a lot of comments it has attracted.
Renee
Still a fantastic shot…Excellent work Thomas!
Rajib Singha
Wonderful image Thomas!