Coloured drops

Some easy and funny shot

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I am half tempted to call you a name ;) far to clever for your own good!
Great shots, thanks for sharing. I am assuming it took a fair amount of fine tuning to get the alignment spot on, an exercise in patience I assume?

Jd

I think these are stunning!! I can think of a few names to call you but like jdflute I wont this time :rolleyes:. Great effort and thanks for sharing. :)

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Originally Posted by Jdflute

I am half tempted to call you a name ;) far to clever for your own good!
Great shots, thanks for sharing. I am assuming it took a fair amount of fine tuning to get the alignment spot on, an exercise in patience I assume?

Jd

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Originally Posted by Minicooper

I think these are stunning!! I can think of a few names to call you but like jdflute I wont this time :rolleyes:. Great effort and thanks for sharing. :)

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thanks a lot! those shots are really very easy, all you really need is a "dropper: I've used a phleboclysis pipe (found it in a chemist's shopchemist's shop, 0,80€). then you can easly focus on drops and allign background (some coloured paper); this is the light schema:
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8087/8...8c204bce_n.jpg
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