Thanks Mathias, I placed a plastic green plate on top of a red piece of fabric and placed it on a table. I took a sheet of Plexiglas and sprayed it with Rainex then sprayed it with water. I used two tables that were about 16 inches tall to suspend the Plexiglas over the plate and fabric. I took the photo using a floodlight and a flash. I focused on the water drops when taking the photo. Let me know if this does not make sense.
This is fantastic and very decorative. I would like to learn how you created the image.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mathias, I placed a plastic green plate on top of a red piece of fabric and placed it on a table. I took a sheet of Plexiglas and sprayed it with Rainex then sprayed it with water. I used two tables that were about 16 inches tall to suspend the Plexiglas over the plate and fabric. I took the photo using a floodlight and a flash. I focused on the water drops when taking the photo. Let me know if this does not make sense.
ReplyDeleteThat is a very creative / innovative idea. I will have to experiment with this technique myself. Thanks for the explanation.
ReplyDeleteI loved this photo in our class last spring and was so glad to see it win 1st at the Thurston County Fair. Well deserved! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Ruth!
ReplyDeleteVery cool, Dave. Those colors go perfectly together. And I like that big water droplet breaking up the edge of the plate.
ReplyDeleteThanks Melissa, it was fun to play around with.
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