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i always wanted to try this kind of shot. i build myself some kind of table top. i will show you a making of. sorry for the shadows! hope u like
see making of here: [link]
show me your results, if you try too! i would love to watch
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first: sorry 4 my english and thx for the support!
thx to everybody commenting and for all the helpful critique, this will really help me.
it is a pity i broke my self-made studio yesterday so i need to wait some time to buy a new pvc.
maybe i will load up some color-version of it today. hop you will like as well.
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Comments: 171
It is very cool, so clean, and I'm quite impressed to notice that the stuffs inside the water looked like it was dropped in just before the shot. But looking at your set up, I didn't quite understand how come the background surface in this one look so near and the shadows are visible. But its nice nevertheless... and I'm impressed with the effort put into setting up the stage for the shot.
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it's amazing,so nice
I like it so much
excellent job
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that is pretty creative, thanx for showing us your secret....
just a thought, but maybe you could use that poster putty stuff that people use to hand up posters without hurting the paint, i have no clue what ya call it in deutsch.
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this is mighty fine, i love the feeling of this shot...EXCELLENT
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Amazing. Such a great concept and idea. It looks truly brilliant, great colors as well. Definitely a 
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Love this photo. I don't think the shadows are a negative. And thank you for the making of. Very usefull and i'll try it myself when I find the time. What kind of fluid did you use? (I'm sorry if you mentioned it in your 'making of', must of looked over it then)
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oh, but you know english ,like, fluently?!!!!!!!!
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really, thx. but writing it is different than speaking ut.
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this is pretty, but just know, that glass should never be lighted from front. only contra-light.
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if you're interested in it, you might check some of my works with glass. i'm by no mean trying to spam my gallery out or stupid stuff like that.
contra light (my own translation from russian) - is the light BEHIND the object. Glass should not be lightened from infront - cause it gives those white highlights, like her on your photo.
what you might want from glass - is the shape and the silhouette.
try lighting up the background behind the object or directing the light straight on the glass from behind.
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Looks really impressive - one of my favourite colour combinations as well
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Wow, i love this experiment 
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Well, I made everything ready, but the only thing I dont know is what kind of liquid did you used in the water? The red stuff? I hope you'll reply soon, Thx anyway!
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hi it as blue ink, i used photoshop to chnage the color
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Heeeeeeeeeey Girl..!!
That waaas TERRIFIC !
I Loved it
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Das ist sehr gut! (Ich kann spreche nicht Deutsch, aber ich versuche.)
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That is so amazingly brilliant. Its just so....confusing till you get it.
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lol thx, when i saw something like this the first time i was confused too
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Hey I did not see this deviation until someone give me the link to it, when he saw a picture I made. It's the same idea, but as I sad, didn't know your deviation before.
[link]
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