Inverted Ice Crystal / myLot

Inverted water droplets - I liked the way this shot came out.

United States

February 24, 2009 11:16am CST

This is an experimental edited shot of a melting ice crystal on my window. I used a piece of foil when I took this shot to make for a brighter flash etc. In the editing mode I also inverted the shot to a negative view. The water droplets are now appearing as almost like holes instead of water drops. I also edited the brightness, contrast, color, and tint as well till I got the look I wanted. What do you think of the editing I did on this one? HAPPY POSTINGS FROM GRANDPA BOB !!~

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tyc415

@tyc415 (5706)

• United States

24 Feb 09

You never stop amazing me with your picture taking and all that you do. It sort of looks like bubble wrap to me, oh how I love to get my hands on bubble wrap. LOL

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webeishere

@webeishere (36313)

• United States

24 Feb 09

Thanks. But don't the bubbles seem backwards to you? HAPPY POSTINGS FROM GRANDPA BOB !!~

tyc415

@tyc415 (5706)

• United States

24 Feb 09

You caught on didn't you? I already popped them that is why they look like they are backwards.

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joyoustreasures

@joyoustreasures (185)

• United States

24 Feb 09

Very neat! I'll have to remember the foil thing you mention.

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webeishere

@webeishere (36313)

• United States

24 Feb 09

Thanks. It took many shots until it was right though with the foil. Most times a huge splash of light was on the window. I am new to this stuff and having a blast as of late. HAPPY POSTINGS FROM GRANDPA BOB !!~

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Darkwing

@Darkwing (21583)

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25 Feb 09

I think you did a great job there, Grandpa Bob! It's an amazing picture. Of course, I can see what it is, but it's a bit reminiscent of frogspawn. lol. You're getting a bit expert with the ol' pics, my friend. Well done! Brightest Blessings.

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