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James Cook
{K:38068} 9/11/2006
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I like the way the pencils were transformed into a kind of crazy flower.
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Mary Brown
{K:71879} 1/15/2006
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This is a creative and neat series, Eric. Quite imaginative.
MAry
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Eric Simpson
{K:2348} 1/3/2006
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I used Rain-X, John. Thanks for the tip...
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AJ Miller
{K:49168} 1/3/2006
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Hi Eric - I actually prefer the previous one: the drops and colours seem that much more intense.
When I do these I clean the glass thoroughly and then treat it with Rain-X. This really does have a remarkable effect on the height of the water beads. I've got a few uploaded here on UF, but you might also care to look at those done by UF member Dan Lightner, a master of this technique.
John
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Jim Goldstein
{K:21230} 1/3/2006
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Exceptionally cool shot. I think both baby oil and water work well. How big are the drops?
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Kenneth Roine
{K:3538} 1/3/2006
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Eric,
Well done, I like this one. Great imagination.
Ken
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Jim Budrakey
{K:24393} 1/2/2006
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Them's good drugs dude :-) Nice one - I liked your Elmo version too.
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Eric Simpson
{K:2348} 1/2/2006
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I took a piece of glass, elevated it about 18" above the surface, arranged the pencils underneath and put a bunch of water drops on the glass... I focused on the drops and took the shot... :)
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Weston Dru
{K:3243} 1/2/2006
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Look fantastic!
How did you do that?
Regards
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