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Summary
A splash of water in a kitchen sink .
In the foreground are water globules, a type of antibubble ; droplets of water that sit on top of the water's surface and skim across quickly without submerging. They are short-lived, move very quickly, and are commonly mistaken for regular air bubbles. The flash is good at capturing their quick movements, but makes them look like bubbles because of the reflection.
Taken by User:Omegatron using a Canon Powershot SD110
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