A Roll of the Dice Photograph by Gales Of November

A Roll of the Dice

by Gales Of November

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Title

A Roll of the Dice

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Gales Of November

Medium

Photograph - Photography

Description

Dice have been found dating back 5000 years from an archeological dig in Iran. They have been made from bone, wood, stone and other materials. Today's dice are mostly made from plastic. The most common form is the 6-sided die, although other types exist, some sporting as many as 100 sides.

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February 15th, 2014

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Comments (29)

Lisa Kaiser

I can see why this is a favorite, it's so eye catchy. Love this work and shared.

Gales Of November replied:

Thank you, Lisa.

Mitch Shindelbower

This is very cool ! l/f

Gales Of November replied:

Thank you, Mitch!

Ally White

Very cool.

Gales Of November replied:

Thank you, Ally.

Lois Bryan

absolutely fabulous image ... great light ... great action capture!!! l/f and t

Gales Of November replied:

Thank you, Lois!

Donna Kennedy

Great action Chris, like the way the dice are all in the air!...f/l

Gales Of November replied:

Thank you, Donna!

Zori Minkova

Fabulous work! Such a great capture like frozen in the time... Love it! f/l

Gales Of November replied:

Thanks, Zori. It was a lot of fun taking this.

Nina Silver

Revisiting your work after several months. I love this! And... I just realized you must like Stan Rogers' music. He's a big favourite in our house. I'm actually writing this as enormous gales of November are raging outside; though we don't live near "the great lake they call GitchiGoomi".

Gales Of November replied:

Thank you for returning, Nina. I have to admit I'd never heard of Stan Rogers before. I looked him up and find that I like him a lot.

Deb Halloran

Chris, This is a revisit for me to this incredible image...so unique and creative. Nicely done. v/f

Gales Of November replied:

Thanks, Deb. I'd like to do some more like this.

Joe Bledsoe

beautiful image i like the shadows from the dice did anyone yell yahtzee f/v

Gales Of November replied:

Thank you, Joe. No, I was concentrating too much on trying to get the timing right. It was kind of hard to do in the dark.

Ramon Martinez

Splendid!

Gales Of November replied:

Thank you, Ramon!

William Beuther

Cool shot! Love the frozen motion and shadows.

Gales Of November replied:

Thank you, William. I think the shadows make the image.

Georgia Mizuleva

Fabulous image.

Gales Of November replied:

Thank you Georgia.

Debby Pueschel

Very cool! LF

Gales Of November replied:

Thanks, Debby.

E Faithe Lester

What a fun image. Curious - how many tossed did it take to catch them all in the air? Love this . . .

Gales Of November replied:

Thank you so much, E Faith. Catching them in the air wasn't too much of a problem. Catching them in the air in focus was more problematic. I was doing this with the lights off. So...drop the dice...take the picture...then turn the lights on and try to find the dice and repeat. I think I shot between 2 and 3 dozen images. I just like this one the best.