something colorful

[EGsimi]

ok, so here goes... this is my first real post and I'm just a little nervous... I have only recently started in with Macro as I have typically shot nature/landscapes in the past.

what do you think of the composition? does the image grab your curiosity?

5184×2592 pixels – 4721KB
Camera: Canon
Model: Canon EOS 60D
ISO: 100
Exposure: 1/3 sec
Aperture: 2.8
Focal Length: 100mm
Flash Used: Yes

EDIT: all right, sorry bout the confusion

[windrider86]

Dont see the photo, can you post it here for us? please and thank you

[EGsimi]

i posted a link to it as it is larger than your guidelines. is that not the right way to do it?

just in case here it is again

https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/phot...eat=directlink

[Tito87]

Originally Posted by EGsimi

i posted a link to it as it is larger than your guidelines. is that not the right way to do it?

just in case here it is again

https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/phot...eat=directlink

You'll be better served if you post your pictures here.

[windrider86]

We do like for you to post your photos here. Post one and then link to others if you have more.
It's difficult to flip back and forth from one page to another, which may be why you havent gotten many responses yet

[EGsimi]

Originally Posted by windrider86

We do like for you to post your photos here. Post one and then link to others if you have more.
It's difficult to flip back and forth from one page to another, which may be why you havent gotten many responses yet

sorry bout that, I edited it into the first post to keep it easy to find.

[stephenph]

I kind of like it... it reminds me of a Mandelbrot drawing.... I am not sure what it is a picture of exactly, but would it be possible to get some more contrast on the edges? In particular the Orange one has some interesting sub bubbles to it that are hard to see.

[EGsimi]

I will try to get a similar shot this weekend with a bit more DoF as this was shot as shallow as I could get; unfortunately these are all one off shots, oil floating in water with a colorful backdrop, and the oil tends to recombine during the shoot; if you wait too long dust gets in there and you have to toss it and start new to get a fresh clean subject.

Thanks for the input