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Published: 2010-08-03 18:42:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 21957; Favourites: 1137; Downloads: 0
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Materials and Methods
Nikon D80 + Tamron 90mm F2.8. A tiny strawberry attached to a Styrofoam board with a sewing needle submerged in seltzer water.
A doll dress in the background. GIMP for post editing. Overlayed yellow and pink layer for color. Minor curves for contrast. Additional Comments
I swear British strawberries taste better than American ones.
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Hello! Your amazing photo has been featured in my Colors - RED journal! It is for =Kara-a 's feature contest
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i like your sigature and so true
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Was it difficult to work with the seltzer water? I know someone who did something similar with this, and they had trouble because the bubbles would disappear to quickly. Did you have this issue?
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I suppose if the vase in which the object and seltzer water is held is disturbed, the bubbles detach from the object and disappear...but then you just have to wait awhile for the bubbles to rebuild on the object's surface 
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lol Ok. I've always loved pictures like this with the bubbles. I love this one because I love looking at strawberries too xD
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Nice
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I can see the needle 
I've never thought of fruit as being "adorable" before, but that was the first thing I thought when I saw this
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very lovely, I like the colours (:
it's relaxing ;DD
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oh my, this is beautiful :3
I love strawberries
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the photography and editing gone into this work is simply brilliant!
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aww, i love your photos made with this tutorial of yours. i just love the colors of this one!
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i love it!
and thank you for sharing this tutorial.
I tried it too (:
thanks
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lol very beautiful! I cant wait to try this!
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as soon as I find a fish tank... O_o
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I use a square vase. You can technically just use a larger glass if you don't mind the distortion.
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oh yea I read that in the tutorial! Cant wait to try it!
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:3 I like this. It just makes me want to squish it x3;; Well, not squish. Just tap it. To see the bubbles float away :3
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The colors make me really happy! Very nice job.
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So wonderfully colorful <3 I want to try this method so bad DX
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gorgeous. i love these, and your tutorial is uber-clear :3
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i love the little bubbly photos 
so pretty
reminds me of summer.. not sure why.. but i like it ;D.
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