Droplet

Experiments are always a difficult thing to chance your arm on... anyway, here is one of my works-in-progress. Let me know if you think it is any good. Better still tell me how I can improve it.

Hmmm! After some thought, maybe it looks better in the magnifying glass.

You can see a simular shot without the oil droplet in my other album here...
http://365project.org/netkonnexion/anotherone/2011-05-02

I would like to know which you like best.

I am still working on the technique for this. However, apart from a crop this is SOOC.

My other albums:
http://www.365project.org/netkonnexion/anotherone/
http://www.365project.org/netkonnexion/number03/

[dag]

Awesome!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Wow, I think it's great. Love the colors.

[Paula Cook-Farkas]

Are you kidding me?!!! This is absolutely fantastic!!! What makes the strobe rainbow effect? I see no way to improve, as I don't even know how you did it! Looks great to me!

[robinwarner]

gorgeous.

[Dana Derrico]

I like this with or without the magnifying glass! Lovely!

[Julie Zebley]

This is neat & I really like the looks with the magnifying glass. It pops that way. Too cool.

[Bill Dodsworth]

Cool image, pic!

[Virginia Helman]

I have no idea what this is or how you did it....but I like it.

[Andrea Freeman]

I used the maginifing glass and your for sure see more detail in the ball. cool shot

[Nancy Meller]

I really don't know what you mean by using the magnifying glass and I have no idea how you did this but it sure is amazing.

[Amanda Thepanda]

Cool.
Nancy - magnifying glass is above the photo in the 365 viewer window

[Terry]

this is so cool.

[Vicki K]

Absolutely awesome and very, very clever...:)

[Nod]

Super cool, though I have no clue what this is!!!

[Netkonnexion]

@viranod - it is a droplet of cooking oil - advocado oil actually. It picks up the light quite nicely.

[Pippa Gore]

WOW, loving the colours and how they seem to bend

[Michelle]

This is amazing!!

[Sheralee S]

I love it! The colours are amazing.

[Denise]

OMG - amazing detail and color. So creative.

[Peter Gibson]

Fantastic shot,

[Allison Williams]

Wild. Good for you, experimenting with new techniques.

[Jon Calumpit]

Amazing. I have to learn how to add rainbow

[Kimberly Mitchell]

Looks great! Very futuristic/high tech.

[GINA]

Cool experiment, no idea how its done, but love the colors.

[seasnappi]

wow! stunning :))

[Nat Stuart Perks]

Wow! Amazing pic!

[Paula]

Intense! Good job on this! I'd like to know how you did it:)

[Michelle Sheils]

Great processing! Love the colours.

[Lynn M. Watson]

Fab!

[Netkonnexion]

@artistmichelle - thanks for the comment. Actually it is cropped, but otherwise SOOC.

[Nancy Meller]

Thanks for the information about the magnifying glass. I appreciate it.

[Shannon Pitton]

This is very cool. I like the dot in this one, but the clarity in the other I think is better. No idea how you achieved this, but really great.

[Laurie Higgins]

I can not believe these photos are SOOC. They are very cool looking. I can't imagine how you did them, so I can't offer any advice, but I do like the one with the oil drop better.

[jerry plume]

Fantastic! Love those colors!

[christiq]

i like the sharp focus of the other one, but the oil drop adds a lot to the photo. so are you going to keep us all in suspense or tell us how you did it? =P

[Jen Dee]

Neat photo!

[Meghan C]

cool

[Damian Powell]

Very cool. I prefer the other one though - not because of the oil in this one but because the lines are sharper in the other.

How did you create those lines? My immediate thought was a prism but a prism typically creates continuous light rather than discrete beams.

[Paul Kelly]

Love the colours and lines, instant Fav.

[Suzanne Hunt]

Very cool!

[Bethany Paulite]

so cool!

[Lauren]

this is really so cool looking! great shot!

[Julie Ryan]

I don't know how you did it! Looks AWESOME!