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Published: 2006-02-28 08:45:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 1063; Favourites: 22; Downloads: 69
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Method:vase sorta thing, tripod, camera, flash, alotttttta shots and a bloody sore arm from dropping it in and in and in..
anyways.. been done, but its always good to try things atleast once.
comments and whatever welcomeCHangas.
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Thank you for a great and inspiring piece.
I have chosen it to be in my weekly features in my journal.
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If for any reason you'd like for me to take it down, please don't hesitate.
Again, I thank you for brightening my day with a great photograph.
Love+Peace,
Jack.
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I tried writing this comment earlier, but it appears Deviantart didn't post it.
I liked your picture here. So, for personal use, messed around with the image in putting dolphins and fish inside the pill with photoshop.
I'm wondering if you'd have a problem if I were to post this picture on my profile?
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For personal use only, I took your picture and composited dolphins and fish into the interior of your pill, here.
The picture turned out rather well and I'm wondering if you'd be willing to permit me to post it on my prophile?
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sorry for the late reply. yeah thats totally fine. I'd like to see what you've done though!
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Awe -- thank you! Be sure to come to my chanel when I post it.
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I love the red pill and the white background. Awesome shot. Hopefully I'll have a few of mine up soon enough
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Omg I saw this and was inspired and I tried to do it and DEFINITELY DID NOT SUCCEED. I even had the same pill. Flip... so impressive.
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haha don't worry keep at it and u'll definately get there! thanks for the comment
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Jesus I better lol, I wasted 5 pills
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hard work paid off! this is an excellent shot!
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Yes, it's been done. And done. And done. The thing that made me take a look at this one, though, is the stark contrast between the bright red tablet against the white background. This also highlights the air bubbles beautifully. Nice work...
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why thankyou very much. its always good to try something atleast once
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This is definetly on my list of things I've always wanted to photograph, like deer, lightening, this is in the top three.
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hahah yeah its just one of those cliche' things that EVERY photographer has to take.. like water droplets 
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good job..i know how that's like! i still have no luck with this!
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I'm just enjoying...it's beautiful!!!! … 
Please join our new club
Or at least visit the site and read the journal, maybe it is something for you
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ey thanks very much! i read it and i've joined! 
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You did, COOL 
Please enter the contest will you
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i always wanted to try this - just for the hell of it.
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hahah yeah its somehting that i think everyone always wants to try, just like a water drop hitting the water.
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Woah, that's so cool! I applaud your hard work- it really paid off! The color contrast between the pill and the water jumped out at me immediately. I think the colors and the simplicity really gives this photo a lot of punch.
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ey thankyou very much for the comment. i'm glad you enjoyed it!
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Pretty cool Chris, tried to do this myself once but ended up chucking it in the too hard basket. Perseverence always pays off.
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another wonderful shot, you have such talent, never give up photography , ever!
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Nice one...
The sore arm.....It was worth it wasn't it...
If you don't mind me asking, Was it a manual, aperture or shutter priority shot ?
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alllllllllllll manual my friend. thats the best way to get the most out of your camera. i mean you can use AV and Tv if you want and stuff, but sometimes i find that the automatic light metering isnt as accurate is it should be.. so like when i go out on shoots for people i use AV for convinience and security cos i know that i ownt have over or underexposed shots, but when i'm by myself i like to use manual cos you get better colours and lighting and u have the ability to make it darker or lighter if you want
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I use all manual on my Film Slr's..
I will very rarely will I opt for Automatic or shutter/aperture priority...(Only in cases where speed is of the essence
Indeed,Use of ap/sp/automatic on my older camera's it isn't an issue
I have never used a Digital SLR as of yet....
For some reason I assumed them to be more precise with regards to exposure metering etc..
Getting a prosumer soon...(hopefully within next couple of days..)
Still saving for Digi SLR..
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well the thing about digital SLR's is that they are .. how do we say... with film cameras they are more leniant towards over and underexposure, whereas digital SLRS have a very fine line and often when a light source is even half a stop too bright the digi snesor will blow them out, and thats when u need to use manual settings and such, sometimes its a real pain in the ass, like when you ahve a subject who is only exposed by a single light source, unless you soften the light source the digital sensor does not like it and will blow out images. i used my AV mode in a studio and the highlights were just BLOWN way out, half her face was white and yeah.. not a pretty sight..
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Ahhhhhhhhhhh...
Now, I had been putting that down to my compact Digi...
I thought it was because it was a cheap and nasty one my images were suffering...
( I know it doesn't help...You pay for what you get
Take my recent shots of my stones...I was having real problems there with digital capture...Yet, I have had some real nice shots on B/W film..
Using the same studio/lighting set up as with film.
So, really, the fact that the sensors are that much more, well sensitive (then chemicals
Cheers for taking the time to explain mate
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no worries mate. glad i can be of help. but just remember if you are to use some sort of studio shooting and lights wit ha digi cam, just try and diffuse the light and make it a tad softer. make it alot easier for your sensor!
happy shooting!
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