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Published: 2014-04-22 12:00:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 6129; Favourites: 300; Downloads: 9
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My favorite time of the year is Autumn.I really love all the wonderful colors in nature and the leaves crumbling under my feet then.
In all this decay there is so much beauty. Even my birthday is the official start of Autumn
That's why I decided to create this tiny world in a glass, so I can have Autumn every day.
Later I gifted it to my grandma as huge sign of my gracefulness to her.
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Darf ich fragen, wie du es gemacht hast?
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Krass! Man kann so viel interpretierten. Wie lang beschΓ€ftigst du dich schon mit der art?
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Ja gerne! Suchspiel:
Tutorial winzige Welt und
Tutorial Wasser in Macro
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There is actually a tutorial on how I did it lingering around somewhere. Maybe you can find it
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Hi, you're beautiful work is featured in you're welcome to share your experiment...
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I wouldn't have a clue what happened here in this shot if it weren't for your description. That's why i like this extra much
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Thanks! If you're interested, I made a tutorial on how to create such a tiny world: www.tinyworlds.org/blog/tiny-wβ¦
Tiny terrariums are really fascinating - if you put the lid on them they are a tiny ecosystem, which only needs light from outside to thrive.
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Wonderfully creative!! I'm tempted to try something similar this year just for fun. I could never get this kind of result though! Beautiful!
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You're lucky, I've written a tutorial on this technique!
www.tinyworlds.org/blog/water-β¦
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Fantastic, I'll bookmark it for later! 
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I'd love to see the result!
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You're welcome
In case you don't know, I wrote a tutorial on the technique:
Hints and Tips #2 : Water SplashesWater Splashes:
Creative Use Of Water In Macro
In this tutorial I'll show you an easy way to turn a simple bottle into
a tool for creating stunning water splashes in your pictures.
You need:
An empty dish washing liquid bottle or shampoo bottleA lens to shoot from distance OR you risk water damage
Preparing the bottle
Open your empty bottle. Clean it with water until no more soap bubbles are building.
Now fill it up with water.
In action
Set a short exposure time to βfreezeβ the water in motion.
Press on the bottle to release the water, while taking photos.
Be sure the water does not get inside your camera.
Technique #1 β Moment of Impact
Have fun!
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Such a lovely tutorial you have! :3 I'll try making this one too and send you a note to check out the result.
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How you're doing?
Tried out my tutorial yet?
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Hi there! I'm fine, thanks
I couldn't, because my computer doesn't work properly and I can't download pictures from my camera to my PC. When I have it all done, I'll do it with the first chance.
Hope you're doing well too. ^_^
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I'm doing well, although my social life is still a bit fucked
I'm looking forward to your pics Β
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Well, since I got bullied back in school for some years, with even the people I called friends turning down on me, I had long time a hard time to trust anyone as friend.
Back then I still had my siblings and my art, though, so I managed to find some sort of balance.
I can trust people again now and know lovely people who would like to be my friends. However, I often realize how inexperienced I am when it comes
to socializing, when I'm with them. I feel like dropping a brick after another and that makes me want to stop my effort.
The solution is simple, yet not easy: Kick my own ass and get out of my comfy zone.
So ... nothing is really wrong, everything is fixable and I know how to. Plus spending a lot of time on my art gave me a decent skill level for my age &
made me meet like-minded game developers and photographers. The memories from my travels to game developers are among the best - from sleeping
on a bed out of fruit boxes to walking in the mud of the Baltic sea for the first time.
I'm hosting a photographers meetup next Friday, by the way
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Try making the best of your art. People will clearly apreciate what you're doing. You need your friends, but I really know it's hard to find someone you can trust completely as your brother or sister. I'm so glad that I have the chance to know your story and see what you've been through, also your great experiences from your travels. Hope you'll have more further!
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What a creative and beautiful idea. Β I truly love the result! Β Stunning photo!
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You're most welcome!
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You're most welcome!
My all-time favorite still is:
It inspired so much in all the art forms I'm into.
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Indeed
Glad you like it!
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Fantastic photo! I love the design that went into the creation of the moment.
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You're welcome!
I'll explain the design of this in a tutorial which soon will be published trough Project Educate
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I love the water spilling out of the bowl - this is really atmospheric! ^^
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You're welcome! I'm collaborating with Project Educate to publish a tutorial on this soon.
It's already done and just needs to be scheduled for publishing!
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Good luck with the publishing
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I really love this shot! You can really see the movement of the water as it hits the terrarium, and along with that, you get a real contrast between the in-focus and out-of-focus areas of water. Fantastic job! β₯
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Thank you! It really was worth the risk of water damage
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sub>Not at all! And surely- It's a wonderful shot! u v uΒ
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Omg this is so amazing! How did you do this? Great picture, seriously, you're really talented
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First I gathered materials in nature and build a terrarium.
The trees are tiny twigs and the leaves are actual, tiny leaves I found in the garden.
Then I grabbed my DIY Macro Water bottle and shoot at the terrarium with water
In near future will be a tutorial on this method published - if you want to, I can inform you when it's available.
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