You can't see it...

great idea and execution, though I guess what we're really seeing is air not water :)

Or do we just see the edge between two transparent elements? =D

I blame you and Paul. We just had a big discussion about clockwise and anti-clockwise!

Perfect shot oh wise one! Either way - its great work

See this =) www.bbc.co.uk/bang/handson/plugholes.shtml

I like the way you show the three different stages of this running water.

Thanks =) They looked so cool together and therefore couldn't decide which one would have been best alone.

ok I am confused, (oi careful) is your camera actually under water? or is this just a 'down the drain' photo? I rather like this collage Sami, especially the swirl on the very left shot.

There's no water =P I cheated and made a replica of vortex from plastic wrap...

Only kidding of course ;-) I sure dipped the camera under water. It somehow is obvious I would not see the clear water, and yet it was somehow surprising to find it out =D When one sees underwater images, they are often full of references to the context: fishes, light, color etc. But if all of those are missing, then there's no way to tell whether the picture is taken underwater or not.

That's amazing Sami. You always do something interesting and creative.

Thank you very much Karen =)

Great idea and photo Sami!

Thank you Norm =)

great series, must be fun to try a waterproof camera

It was! =) And I surely will try it again some day...

Oooh, I like this a lot! Well done, Sami!

Thank you Valerie =)

Very inventive Sami. The one in the middle reminds me of the water spouts we would sometimes see on the lakes where we used to live. :)

Thank you Chris =)

Very cool and creative study!

Thank you Gillian =)

you're the cousteau of the kitchen... ;-)

Ha ha! =D I guess I am =P

Very unique idea and nicely done!

Thank you very much Kenneth =)

Fantastic shot.

Thank you Don =)

Very, very clever Sami ... nice work indeed! :)

Thank you Autofantasia =)

Sami, you are the storm-seeker of the household. :) Very clever indeed. The corkscrew in the first image is a beauty, like a glass sculpting or something.

Thank you Seppo =D Next challenge could be a dust whirl... Or dust clouds...

Impressive image.

Thank you Clive =)

Cleverly done, good practical use of your cameras properties.