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This Week's Theme: "Freeze Frame"

Description: : Freeze a moment in time within an image by using high shutter speeds to capture an object or objects in motion.
We ask that before submitting your photos you read and adhere to the following submission rules, including but not limited to the following:

- Submissions must be photographs; screen captures do not count as photographs.
- You must be the original photographer of your entry. Do not submit anyone else's photography as your own.
- You are only allowed to enter a photograph once. Do not submit the same photo to another contest later.
- You may enter 3 photos in each contest as long as each photo is of a different composition.
- Please post each photo separately so they can be voted for individually.

Ideally, your photograph should be presented as taken, with as little alteration as possible either digitally in-camera or in your image editor during post-processing. No selectively applied digital effects! No removal or addition of image elements, no spot treatments, and no HDR images, please.
With few exceptions (red-eye removal, sensor or scan dust removal), modifications to the original photograph must be made evenly across the image. See the rules for more information on acceptable modifications, or check in at the Farktography Forums.

Legal: All photographers submitting photos to this contest are the legal copyright holders for the photos submitted and the photos are not to be considered free for any other use without written consent from the submitting photographers.

To have your photo website listed on the Farktography home page, please send your Fark username and url to admin(at)farktography.net and we'll get you up forthwith. (also, indicate if you're willing to share your photographs for use as source images in PhotoShop contests)

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- Stats can be found here.

A Drop in the Rainbow


1/250th shutter, but flash acted as faster shutter to capture the water droplet

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Graduation Day

I was doing some quick portraits in the side yard right before graduation. On a whim, I asked her to do a jump for joy and got one shot. I got lucky. This is it.

Mine! Mine! Mine! (1/2000 shutter)


1/3

Barracuda's Farktography on Picasa

Play Ball


1/2500th shutter speed

a very welcome fountain at the center of a hedge maze

Boyd 1

Tree swallow coming in for a fly by feeding of her young


1/1250th shutter speed

Eyes on the the apex - Bike the Bricks 2012 (1/1600 shutter)


2/3

Barracuda's Farktography on Picasa

Boyd 2

Pack Racing - Bike the Bricks 2012 (1/1000 shutter)


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Barracuda's Farktography on Picasa

Saint Martin 1/1250

Took this just 2 hours ago...

1/125 shutter