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Of course... the flower is just below the droplets... I was struggling with why you wouldn't see the droplets reflection in the mirror.

 

Like I said, I will delete my comments and respect your right to secrecy if you would like... just say so.

 

Thanks.

Well Jim... I think this one let me in on how you've done this.

 

Bottom... Mirror

 

Next... layer of plastic wrap with big droplets

 

Next... layer of plastic wrap with smaller droplets

 

Held above... The shape you want to appear in the droplets

 

Focus tightly on the droplets and keep depth of field so the mirror is blurred. Each droplet however magnifies the image in the mirror.

 

Am I close?? If you want to confirm and ask me to do so, I will delete this comment.

 

Very nice work and very original. I was put off entirely from these images when they first showed up. I was sure they were almost entirely digitally made. I am very impressed with your creativity!!

I didn't believe the bit about the plastic wrap on photo #1253578 until I looked at this one closely. You obviously used it here with similar (water?) droplets.

 

While I really don't care for this picture aesthetically and had dismissed it immediately as a PS creation when I saw it in the gallery during its initial upload, I do appreciate it as something different. And I also realize based on your other photos and closer inspection that it indeed is a true photo. If it weren't you would have cropped out that upper right hand corner. Otherwise - kudos!

Very nice colors and arrangement! But I need to ask... is it real?? It seems there are far too many poles too close together for practicality.

 

The general composition of the photo is cute, but the girl has sort of a deer-in-the-headlights look in her eyes. Also the caption "peek-a-boo" doesn't really work for me because I get the image in my head that she should have had her eyes covered prior to saying this - either by her hands or the jacket - and neither seems to have recently happened.

1) Bad Scan 2) turning the camera sideways with the top mounted flash leaves a somewhat unsightly shadow 3) Lose the lamp shade (or get more of it) 4) keep on taking pictures

A fill flash would have helped the color a lot.

On the small photo I thought this was going to be a boring picture with too small of a subject. But after looking at the image larger I really got sucked in by how small the windsurfer is on such a big expanse of sea.

How long was the exposure? (Approx if you don't know exactly) It looks like the clouds were moving toward you. Is that correct?

It seems the fungus could be a little brighter. But mostly I'm curious as to whether the car adds or detracts from the photo. What if the car was even more significantly blurred? I don't know. Something about the car just doesn't feel right.

I like how you avoided the obvious effect of bluring the ferris wheel, but kept the water blurred instead. Nice shot.