Glass and Liquid

[Skyline]

I seen the tilting liquid in a glass a couple of times, so I thought I'd try something a bit different.

 

[naz1996]

Great shots! Care to share how you did it?

 

[matt b]

Love number 2, but not to keen on number 1. Reason being i don't think the reflection do any thing for it and the odd spacing between the glasses.

 

[Skyline]

Number one, you tilt the glass with colour liquid in it the straighten the glasses in photoshop.

Number two is colour liquid poured into a glass. Then rotate side on. Copy this and flip for the other side. Join the tow together.

 

[naz1996]

Number one, you tilt the glass with colour liquid in it the straighten the glasses in photoshop.

Number two is colour liquid poured into a glass. Then rotate side on. Copy this and flip for the other side. Join the tow together.

Ah thanks!! I still think its awesome! :the newbie is nuts lol:

 

[airwaves]

2nd one is just great!

 

[snipsnap]

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[Skyline]

2nd one is just great!

Great creativity!

Thank you very much.

 

[Manc Man]

Great idea for both.
As pointed out spacing and reflection in #1 ruins the shot.
Like number 2 very effective

 

[matt b]

the newbie is nuts lol:

I hope that is not aimed at me?

 

[naz1996]

I hope that is not aimed at me?

Nope me *** I'm new and I like both photos!

 

[matt b]

Sorry that was me reading it after a few beers.
Once again i am sorry.

 

[naz1996]

Sorry that was me reading it after a few beers.
Once again i am sorry.

No worries and no idea why I got stars in my post was no swearing. It was the word " because" shortened to "c o z"

 

[Just Dave]

It can be done IC, bluetac your glasses to a board fill with liquid, tilt the board, adjust the camera to the tilt, a PFilter would be good to cut out reflections of course if you dont use a PF

 

[mark4183]

grrrrrrrrrreat

 

[Just Dave]

No worries and no idea why I got stars in my post was no swearing. It was the word " because" shortened to "c o z"

the later is a word in the forum filter

 

[Just Dave]

It can be done IC, bluetac your glasses to a board fill with liquid, tilt the board, adjust the camera to the tilt, a PFilter would be good to cut out reflections of course if you dont use a PF

or super glue if you want the base wow Ive just had a fab idea, writing that stay tuned

 

[Ploddles]

It can be done IC, bluetac your glasses to a board fill with liquid, tilt the board, adjust the camera to the tilt, a PFilter would be good to cut out reflections of course if you dont use a PF

Apologies for my ignorance, but what is a PFilter?

 

[Alastair]

Polarising filter

 

[Just Dave]

Polarising filter

yep cuts the glare from glass/reflective surfaces and water

 

[Just Dave]

Apologies for my ignorance, but what is a PFilter?

My Apologies, Im used 2 writing on twitter so shortn wrds, bit like text speak

 

[Ploddles]

My Apologies, Im used 2 writing on twitter so shortn wrds, bit like text speak

I should have realised that. Idiot (me that is) :bang:

 

[Skyline]

Thank you all for the comments and tips.

I will be giving the another go with a pf. I also have a new background now so I won't have to use the big garden umbrella lol

 

[Jase Mac]

Love shot 2 , mindmelding good

 

[Skyline]

Thank you all for looking and the comments.

 

[MWHCVT]

I have to say I really like the ideas of both of these but for me there is too much reflections going on in the glass it's proving to be a distraction

Matt
MWHCVT

 

[Simon photo]

Yes the reflections on the first are a real distraction

 

[Skyline]

Thanks for the feedback everyone. I will try these again

 

[daygo30]

I love both of them, very different, thanks for sharing your techniques too

 

[Rockshifter]

Very nice work Dave.
Reflections don't bother me.

 

[Skyline]

I love both of them, very different, thanks for sharing your techniques too

Very nice work Dave.
Reflections don't bother me.

Thanks for looking