t. howard 0 Posted November 27, 2001 Seven, you RULE!!!, This is awesome, reminds me of Christmas ornamentation, from my childhood days. Very nice!!!! Link to comment
j.b._ritchie 0 Posted November 27, 2001 I'm not sure how you did this. Nice colors and I really like the reflections. Definitely up to your usual high standards Link to comment
juergen_kollmorgen 0 Posted November 27, 2001 Seven, looking at the thumbnail version of this image I thought I see the acryllic knob of a kitchen-drawer or handle of a cheese-dome. Now, seeing the large version I am really amazed. Not only the drop but also the setting and background are fantastic. I just wonder how you got the composition, backbround and timing perfectly right with such a stunning result. Congratulations ! Where is drop two ;) Link to comment
daniel matuschek 0 Posted November 27, 2001 Even if this is a photography it looks like an raytracing experiment. I like your other pictures much more. Link to comment
e_karp 0 Posted November 27, 2001 Very nice. What liquid is the drop? Looks a little to reflective to be water. Link to comment
nomade 1 Posted November 27, 2001 This is ex-tra-or-di-na-ry!! A world inside a drop. I never give 10/10 to nobody before, this is the first time... Link to comment
paulfisher 0 Posted November 27, 2001 This is just tremendous. C'mon Seven, tell us how you did it! Link to comment
alex_hawley 0 Posted November 28, 2001 Incredible!! This is better than the bullet passing through the apple. Link to comment
donna_kipfer 0 Posted November 28, 2001 I am assuming no manipulation (?) though I think you would have said. On that basis, whatever this is is perhaps the most incredible image uploaded in a long while. I cannot figure it - don't tell how you did this - just congrats over and over. Link to comment
th_too 0 Posted November 28, 2001 Yup, Seven, that's you!!! Great shot. We are all waiting for know more about your secret - like finding out how a magician did his trick:) Congrats! Link to comment
luke_powell 0 Posted November 28, 2001 what an amazing picture! Is it safe to assume, since the background seems so dark, that what's in the drop is a reflection? If so, where are you/the camera? Shouldn't you be in the reflection? I'm just curious...nothing takes away from the fact that this is an incredible photograph. Full marks to you... Link to comment
calvin_hass 0 Posted November 28, 2001 This the most interesting water-drop reflection/refraction picture I have seen. Good work! It is amazing how you have managed to capture a dynamic moment so well; one that would be difficult to get right even if it were static. Link to comment
galan 0 Posted November 29, 2001 Don't even try to tell me you got this on the first try... Nice !!! Drop 'One'??? you mean this is 'the first'???... no way Seven... you've got me drooling here. Link to comment
zuzus petals 0 Posted November 29, 2001 This is simply amazing. I can't fathom, at all, how you took this picture. I'm just amazed. It's completely beautiful and ...did I say I'm just amazed? Link to comment
gk photography 0 Posted November 29, 2001 Funky! And in a good way. Still, the image seems somehow lopsided, as if lines are converging where they shouldn't. I'm not sure what I'd suggest...maybe cropping in? Great colors, though. Link to comment
nilanjan sasmals gallery 0 Posted November 29, 2001 This is awesome!! And also I guess you have got the best folder in photo.net, in terms of originality. Link to comment
marc1 0 Posted November 29, 2001 I think therefore I am - getting back to you on this one! I have seen the white mask !;-)) Link to comment
maryann_ross1 0 Posted November 30, 2001 Does not look real, if this is a reflection we would see the camera and the person taking it. If this is real I am sorry, please post to let us know it how much, if any, touch up was applied to the picture Link to comment
seven 0 Posted November 30, 2001 You're a kind bunch, mostly ;-) This image is a pure photograph - no filters or tricks have been used in its execution. Whatever tricks are seen are in fact made by your eyes. The reflections have been caused by the environment - a patio covered by plastic corrugated roofing - and the blue paper on which the subject matter rests plus a mixed green food colouring that influenced the visible green. It is well known by now that I would divulge ANY manipulation, and accusations to that effect are out of order under any image of mine. It is PURE. Thank you photo.netters for your continued support. Link to comment
dan_osterberg 0 Posted November 30, 2001 Wow! Simply amazing! You're a true master at what you do, Seven. Couldn't quite understand the setup based on your comment. Is it really a drop falling? Could have been made with a shutterbeam and lots of failed shots. But in natural light..? Or are we looking upside down, under water at a drop having penetrated the surface? The technical aspect is amazing, as is your imagination, but liquid drops are a much photographed subject, and if anyone could handle it technically, many would - some maybe better, many probably worse. So IMO the artistic side doesn't weight so heavily here. But don't get me wrong - it's an excellent shot and a creative, well executed photo. You sure post some of the most interesting stuff found at photo.net. Nice! Link to comment
think27 0 Posted November 30, 2001 Wow - Seven.. Haven't been in your folders for a while and this shot just stuns me! Outrageously clever and well executed. Link to comment
mathias_zimmermann 0 Posted December 2, 2001 Wow, what an amazing shot, I love it! Thanks for sharing your pictures and talent with the rest of us. Link to comment
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