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    Default Flower Orbs

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    Canon 1D Mark III
    100 mm Macro lens
    1/80 sec. at f/ 29
    ISO 800
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    Roman was nice enough to invite me to his house to shoot with him and his friend Bill. We had a fun time with these water orbs.
    We used Rain X and experimented w/ adding glycerin to the water.
    I took it a step further and did a couple of layer masks over the original image and changed the opacity of each to create an explosion of flowers.:)
    To see one that Roman posted in macro to give you an idea of the original image click the link below. Roman had gotten a bit of the lip of the frame in his to create the brown bottom edging in the orbs. That was done on purpose for a different look.
    http://www.birdphotographers.net/for...ad.php?t=62181

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    Cool, Denise! How far is your glass from the flower? Did you set up on the floor? Thanks.

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    Barbara, Thanks. The flower was under the glass and the beads of water on top aprrox. 6 inches above flower.

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    Very cool image, Denise! Love it. :) Excellent colors and lighting.
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    Okay, don't tell Roman, but I do like this one better than his! His is still VERY good but this is so well perfectly balanced and really takes my eye around the frame. I love it!

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    Really cool technique and love the effect, Denise. The dark bg with purple and white combination works very well here.

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    Way to go Denise - this is really cool :D. The sparkly highlights put it over the top for me. :)
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    Very, very nice! This is such a cool technique and I love the look and feel you got with this one. How is the flash positioned?
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    Thanks everyone. I appreciate the comments.
    Kerry, The flash was on placed on my camera for this shot-but we did have a slave for some of the shots that was bounced off the sides.

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    Hey Denise,
    Very creqtive use of the layers! I also like the balance!!!......
    Quote Originally Posted by Julie Kenward View Post
    Okay, don't tell Roman, but I do like this one better than his! His is still VERY good but this is so well perfectly balanced and really takes my eye around the frame. I love it!
    ......ouch:p......me too:D!

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