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Its been rainning for so many days that I have lost track, so I just peeped out of the window to look at the small puddle of water collected on the sidewalk, rain drops causing small splashes and an empty packet of chips floating around.



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i think a tighter crop, and a different angle to get the rings sharper/more distinct would have improved the shot...

the empty chip pack though i would've excluded as the rings themselves provide a nice pattern...
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I back J's views - a tighter crop will also show the leaves / stones below the water to create a nice effect.....like steady surface below with movement in water !
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