There is a fundamental constant that works with every single circle. The name of this constant is pi and its value is close to 3.1415926535897932...
The Greek letter ð is used to represent this important constant. It appears everywhere, even on my camping trip. I took this shot on a nice hike to the Bash Bish waterfall this weekend in Copake Falls.
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I'm not particularly mathematically/scientifically inclined; however, I don't see the element representative of Pi in this photo. When I think of Pi I think of circles and spheres. Bubbles are spheres, but don't make an appearance in this photo. That said, I'm not voting based on your title. Would have liked a slightly slower shutter speed to prevent the highlight blow-outs, or better yet - assuming you didn't use one - a ND filter. 5
Soft, subtle, nice lens, good photo, quite a few washed out highlights but acceptable. Hope the long title doesn't hurt you in the long run, as they seem to on DPC.
I always thought pi was all around us not you have proved it. The bits of wood and rock out of the water look either a touch over exposed or over edited. Maybe a shorter shutter would have help and you would still get the motion blur as the water does appear to be fast moving.
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