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Mick75 — Amber Drops
Published: 2007-12-29 21:50:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 900; Favourites: 32; Downloads: 54
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Very similar composition to [link] only using yellow droplets rather than the red. Not sure which ot the 2 I prefer so I've posted them both.Related content
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can you please explain to me how you do these?
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No problem, I'll send you a note later.
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how do you get the background so..perfect?
always i take a drop shot a part of the dish is behind and cloning does not work so fine!
can you help me?
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I use a long clear perspex dish (rectangle shape) which means there is a lot of liquid in the background of the picture, I think this is what helps me.
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Thank you, it's one of my favourites.
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Thank you very much. Much appreciated. 
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Great capture of the drops... This is my favorite of the two photos... I think the distinct drops is more appealing to the eye than the other deviation... Really great shot!!!
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You are very welcome!!!
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Very nice piece indeed ........... The lighting and presentation is perfect - Me likes
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Thank you very much. Your comment is much appreciated.
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This is really cool. You must have had a hell of a time capturing it at the exact right moment.
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Thank You. Its a very hit and miss procedure. You could take 50 shots and only get 1 or 2 that you'll be happy with. But its so much fun!
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I like them both,
You've got to be very close to getting the drops to hit each other.
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Thanks Rich. I'm getting there slowly, but its still going to take me a while to get the hang of it properly. In the meantime I'm having great fun and getting some decent results.
Thanks for the fav again also!
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