Milk drops

rnickl

A few shots while I was playing with milk drops in the rainy weather last week.

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Lord Vetinari

Good ones - esp like the pattern in the last "pancake" shot.
Brian V.

Skippy

rnickl wrote:

A few shots while I was playing with milk drops in the rainy weather last week.

Okay at the risk of sounding dumb I shall go ahead and ask anyways ...
How do you get the mirror to be black? or is it glass with a black back drop behind and underneath?

If it is a mirror how do you get it to be black?

I love that first one, those last two are very odd shaped,
like bit flat daisy's with the last one having the droplets in each petal.

Great Series .... Skippy
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raptorcaptor

Great set!

rnickl

Thanks for the comments everybody.

Skippy,
I shots these on a piece of plexi-glass (perspex) that has the back side painted black. I think a colored drop underneath would work just as well but I had this piece painted and left over from another project

eL eSs Vee

Beautiful! Absolutely incredible shots!

GOLDENORFE

very interesting, like them all.
last one looks like a flattened polo mint!

phil
http://www.flickr.com/photos/goldenorfe/