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I can appreciate the quick and efficient part, but the bursting open part looks painful. I usually reserve that sort of thing for Monday mornings! TGIF!
Fun! I love the way the water holds the shape of the balloon.
I agree–that is waaayyyy cool!
Isn’t it – amazing shot!
Happy weekend, David.
You too Sylvia. Thanks.
Have a great weekend David.
You too Alex. Thanks.
It’s fascinating how the water remains in the original shape for an instant after the balloon splits. Reminds me of summer picnics when I was a kid, tossing the water balloons, trying to get them to drop right in front of the other person so they’d burst and splash.
Yes, I had same memory…except we wouldn’t drop them in front. Head shots were primary target. (Sorry)
That’s wild.
Yes, very cool