Refraction

My Get Pushed challenge for this week came from Jacqueline, who wanted me to get "a shot with refractions in a glass." She included, for my inspiration, a site with work from Suzanne Saroff ( https://www.anothermag.com/art-photography/10825/this-new-york-based-artist-is-finding-new-depth-in-a-glass-of-water).

My subject is a bit more mundane than anything that Saroff does, but of all the things I was shooting, this produced the most interesting result. It's all the more interesting since I was able to get the toothbrush to magically levitate behind the glass of water!

[Tim Erskine]

@jacqbb Here's my first response to your Get Pushed challenge for this week. I had a lot of fun with this, and given impending rainy weather, may do some more later this week. Thanks!

[Esther Rosenberg]

This looks like magic trick, well done!

[Cazzi]

I have looked at this for a long while and wondered as to how you managed to make the toothbrush float. Very clever composition.

[Danette Thompson]

Well done

[Sylvia]

Cool!

[Jacqueline]

Love it! Thanks Tim.

[sheri]

You're not going to tell us how you did it? 🤔

[Tim Erskine]

@dutchothotmailcom @serendypyty @danette @sprphotos @jacqbb Thank you very much!

[Tim Erskine]

@sherimiya I did tell how I did it...it's right there in the description: Magic!

[Tim Erskine]

@sherimiya OK, so the "magic" was actually a smaller glass cylinder behind the glass of water that I laid the toothbrush on.