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Published: 2006-11-16 00:30:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 5522; Favourites: 185; Downloads: 181
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A liquid splash
Used foodcolor, soyoil and water.
Nothing has been added or twisted.
I cleaned up the background in photoshop and gave it a glow, removed noise, and sharpen.
If you like taking multicolor splash pictures, then join my contest! *read about it in my journal if you like to*
Other spoon splash pictures in this serie:
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Hope you like it!
*all the clubs listed in my journal has permission to upload this to their gallery*
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Comments: 83
it looks so cool. i never saw that with a spoon. very well done.
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Nice one. What lens do you use for these kind of shots?
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sooooo amazing ! it looks like exploding jelly i just want to poke it looks all squidgy and stuff hehe
you're work is truely incredible
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SWEET JESUS THE MOTHER OF GOD WHOME I DONT BELIEVE IN
I NEVER SEEN THIS ONE MAN
HOLY SHIT.
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can you please explain to me how you get these pictures so smooth and not pixel-y and grainy and so.... simple with those backrounds and all that? cause i have a pretty good camera.. and photoshop 7.0 (i think) and i would like to be able to do things like that.
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I is a combination of patience and camera settings. I use and external flash for fast motion shots like this one. I set up the background and plan the shot before i do it so it takes less time. I then find the combination between right amount of light and fast enough shutter-speed. In photoshop i use the clone or healing tool to remove dust/objects from background. And i use noiseremoval plug-ins selective in the image. In this one i painted away the whole background with brush tool and layer masking and changed it, i needed a background the stood as a good contrast to the red. Hope that was a tad helpful 
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thankyou :]] that deff helped
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That looks wonderful!! I really like that shot
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When I first saw this, I thought it was a cowboy hat. XD
Really cool!
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Those splash shots are amazing. When I saw this in thumbnail view I thought it was a liquid brim hat.
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Wow, I like this one, I always like a good macro, specially if it was taken with the EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM... I'm just guessing, hahaha, neat photo, congrats
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Hehe wooow! I thought it was a hat at first! 
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I wanna stick my curious fingers into this and lick them off
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Superb shot!
Really superb..
Is that your reflection I see in the middle or did I imagine it?
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Hehe, it might be a tiny me in there *laughs*
Thank you very much for the comment!
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My pleasure..
It sure was a great work..
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haha!
it looks like an awesome exploding cowboy hat! i love it!
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*sigh* too beautifull.... you got a really wonderfull "crown" here!
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ohmigosh.
this is GOOD.
what a moment to catch...!!
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let's see if your tutorial ever gets to load on my 56K, so i can save it and study it. If it helps me, I'll let you know with results ^^
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that's cool. always wanted to try something
like this too (with waterdrops). thanks you
didn't remove the EXIF-tags. this will be a
little guide. let's see if something cool like this
will come out at my experiments
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I have a multicolordrop tutorial on my page with more info
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coooool!
thx for the tutorial!
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