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It's amazing where some of these masterpieces originate from 
Thanks for the tips !
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wow i loved this idea its so creative not to mention the process you went through was really clever : )
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I tried with a bad camera and the room I was in was red so it tinted everything red making it grainy, but I'm going to reshoot tomorrow and I'll send you results soon.
Here's my first attempt
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hey not bad! i had those problems too, i fixed a lot with PS perfect light would be sunshine i guess
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thanks for sharing, i had no clue what a mini studio looked like.
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It was a little difficult to see what you had done, but now I get it and I wanna do it to!
I think I'm gonna start now!
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i love this idea. i would never think of things like that....you are awesome!!
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Girl.. That perfect
I love it.. i do my studio in home too 
Oh ..I like ur techniques
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hi 
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hehehe... u r mean
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for some reason, i still don't understand how you did it. wouldn't the glasses all be at different levels...not including the water?
GUH!! im confused. but im IN LOVE with the photo, its the backgruond on my computer.
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ooh
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ahh yes. i figured that out about a few minutes after i sent you that finally. haha my boyfriend explained it to me. it just takes me a little longer to think like that. haha.
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i was at that point too 
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I see only one light in this set up, though how many were used?
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i used one light, the one you can see, and one is behind the paper to the left, and i used the flash of my cam. they are just normal desktop lamps.
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You ended up with a very cool result, but I don't get at all how you did it...maybe it's just me, but the explanation doesn't make sense to me...sorry...I can be quite slow sometimes...
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it is not easy to explain in english...let me try. see i put the glasses on a stick and at the one end of the stick i put something under it, so it is diagonal. and when taking the photo i turned the camera so it looks like the glasses stand on the table but in real they were diagonal. uhem...i know this must sound strange but i dont find the right words to describe it...
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I get that part...but what about the red stuff that was in the final?
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it is ink i have changed the color with PS.
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Oh...very cool!! I couldn't tell that wasn't the original color...
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Oh so creative indeed!
Thanks for the inspiration!
thelaws.
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try it, you can also use white paper as bakcground!
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what kind of paper/board did you use? and what lights?
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ooo
good to know
[i know what euro is, just didnt know the symbol. thanks
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It's the sign for the "euro," a type of currency.
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i used the lights on the picture, that is not paper, its is 2.5 mm white PVC i bought in a store for 12 €.
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