Flower and water Drops
Uploaded: March 28, 2005
The lens used was a Canon 50mm 2.5 macro lens. A hot light was used for lighting.
Shane Nestle March 29, 2005
Interesting shot. How did you create the water droplets? #230468Lea Mulqueen March 30, 2005
The water drops are formed by using glass coated with Rain x and the drops applied with an eye dropper. #1216001Suzanne Yelverton March 30, 2005
Very interesting and beautiful picture. I am new to doing anything other than point and shoot and with a new camera and Photoshop I am eager to try some of the ideas here. May I ask you how you got the black background? Thanks for inspiring...Suzanne #1216138Suzanne Yelverton March 30, 2005
Very interesting and beautiful picture. I am new to doing anything other than point and shoot and with a new camera and Photoshop I am eager to try some of the ideas here. May I ask you how you got the black background? Thanks for inspiring...Suzanne #1216139Lea Mulqueen March 30, 2005
Suzanne, the black background is simply the flower laying on black cloth #1216231Suzanne Yelverton March 30, 2005
Great! I can do that!!! I am new to digital and Photoshop and am just soaking up all the wonderful images here and the ideas. Thank you for sharing...I am off to try....suzanne #1216245Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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