Oil an Water

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• bupga (2711)
• [2009-07-10 5:06]

Such an interesting composition in Macro Tracey, thanks for the idea about using CD it creates a lots of vibrant colors that even our naked eyes can't see. Nice work and my compliments.


tfs....Buddy

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• Sharpshooter (6922)
• [2009-07-10 11:42]

That's awesome Tracey, here I was thinking that the water droplets were a good idea, who knew you'd take it to the next level and use oil! Lol. The tiny bubbles look great, makes me wonder what effect this would have on a blue-backed disc. It's meant to be a rainy day here in Auckland today so I might have to give this a crack with one of my old discs. The colours in this one resemble that of a sunrise, the dark BG works really well too. Another impressive experiment.

TFS,
Scott.

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• jackal (2883)
• [2009-07-10 17:17]

Hi Tracey,
Another great shot, the colours are vibrant and stand out well against the black BG - the water bubbles great, a goood idea
cheers
Jack

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• roges (4972)
• [2009-07-11 12:21]

Hi Tracey,

Exceptional achievement!
Very well played and presented this picture.
Have a beautiful weekend,
Adrian

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• eosnut (10149)
• [2009-07-14 4:25]

Hi Tracey,
I like your previous CD shot, but I like the simplicity of this one.
Reminds me of laboratory culture dish...penicillan maybe ;)
Nice experiment, well done.
Pete.

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• rewshearer (20984)
• [2009-07-14 13:31]
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This is cool too Tracey - I slightly prefer your previous shot with the smaller droplets, but this certainly catches the eye.

Don't know if I'd have opted to keep the 'pollutants' (a little black speck, and a fibre of clothing?) in the shot.

Great experiment though with an awesome result.

Rew