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Published: 2011-03-06 20:35:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 83116; Favourites: 3501; Downloads: 1234
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I got a bunch of notes on how I made this photo: [link]And while you're at it: [link]
So I decided to make a tutorial. I don't know if it's useful. Let me know if you have some use for it...and if not, not.
Hit the download-button for fullsize. But beware, it's quite big.
Edit: HOLY CRAP!!! A DD?!
I should probably say something cool or inspirational in this moment, but my brain just went offline...
Thanks to all the comments and favs, I will come back to you, I promise. When I made this I didn't thought it had any use at all. Maybe I have to rethink my standarts...
If you use this tutorial, please send me a note. I would love to see your version and I would like to link it to the tutorial. But it's your choice of course.
Here are some examples of peoples who used it:
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Comments: 414
Thanks for the time and effort put into this and for sharing it
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I never knew that water behaved like this...awesome!
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Let me know if you do!
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This is very useful! Thanks!
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SSSSOOOO HELPFULLL!!! im so glad i found this, i cant wait to get started, theres a contest i wanna enter, this is gonna help me so much!!!
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Congratulations again for earning a daily deviation last month. You've been featured in the following news article: April 2011 Resources DDs .
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Holy...! Thank you!
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wow! will deffinetly have to try it some day
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Thank you for putting the effort into this!! Very helpful.
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You just made my day.
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that's crazy. I didn't know that would work. I thought it might be oil, so the liquids don't bind to each other.
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I once experimented with oil. It was a desaster...
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Because the oil was everywhere and it took me days to get it away. EVERYWHERE!
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Thank you very much.
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ajo, deutsche wertarbeit^^
nichts zu danken
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brilliantly clever and simple all at the same time 
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This is fascinating! Forgive me (and feel free to ignore me) if this is a repeat question, but how long do the drops last?
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so I"m not a photographer
But one of my BFF's is.
I may have to go over to her house tomorrow with this "HELP ME I WANNA DO THISSS can I borrow your camera?"
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OMG !!! you Β΄re so clever!!!! thanks for sharing!!!
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a well deserved DD!! ^^ thank you for sharing this tutorial 8DD
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Once I get a camera, this will be the first thing I try. Thanks for the tutorial
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Honestly, this is one of the coolest tricks I've seen
Comes next to the How to waterbend in reallife trick
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First, amazing photo, I love the way you use wrapping paper for color, truly superb. As for the tutorial, its excellent. Thank you very much!
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omg, that is beautiful!
It's a brilliant technique! I want to try it for fun sometime!
Thank you for the great tutorial and congrats on the DD! 
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This is amazing and mindblowing. I ha no idea that flowing water even worked in such a manner, so congratz on that. and ur ability to capture this when the water is moving very quickly is fantastic. You are obviously a very talented photographer, and you shall forever be a role model. You should be proud, which I bet you are :3
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Talented photographer? Role Model?
Up till now I only considered myself to be a bloody amateur. Thank you.
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Really, you understate yourself. This s*** right here is mindbogglingly awesome
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WOW! Ich wusste nicht, dass man so was machen kann. Wahnsinn!
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Ich habe es auch nur durch Zufall entdeckt.
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Now that's a nice tutorial. I've always wondered how this was done! Thanks for sharing with everyone!
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That's really amazing!
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Whoa this is so cool! congrats on the DD!
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Thank you very much.
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