Wine Glass, Water and Inkk

[FightingFigure]

I've had the ink (calligraphy ink) for a few weeks but not had a decent vessel to hold the water and i dont drink wine so a wine glass only jumped out at me yesterday when i spotted one!

it seemed to work well


Water and Ink by FightingFigure, on Flickr


Water and Ink by FightingFigure, on Flickr


Water and Ink by FightingFigure, on Flickr


Water and Ink by FightingFigure, on Flickr

The 1st little project i've done on my nice new shiny 7D

 

[Micky_st]

I like these. Something i want to try with the food colouring i bought today

 

[MWHCVT]

Very nice they all work well but I think that maybe the last two are a little too busy on ink when your doing this type of think it's important to clean the glass then clean it again

Matt
MWHCVT

 

[JackieC]

Looks really good! Great idea.

 

[superpippo]

These are v. good, partic 1 and 2 as the angle of looking upwards works effectively - seeing the oval rim of the glass. Agree with MWHCTV that the less ink works best. In 1 and 2 because of the lesser amount of ink it appears to be falling in the glass (which of course is what it does) but in 3 and 4 this is lost. So I think that what I am trying to say is that 1 and 2 evoke a feeling of movement whereas 3 and 4 are more static.

But weirdly my eyes were first drawn to 1 and 2 because there appears to be a human figure descending in the left hand corner of the glass and in 2 he/she has lost its head!!

 

[Kav]

i really like the first one... its less busy and makes me appreciate the simplicity of the shot

 

[kiteninja]

Angle and compasition look good but I don't like all the reflections in the glass or the drops of water around the rim its the little things that finish off an image.