BLUEBOTTLE
Kew Mar 2010
The interesting thing about this photo is that the blue part is light, and the rest is plastic.
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How do you do these incredible photos?
ReplyDeleteThis one I just took a Sprite bottle at lunchtime at my desk, and put it near my computer mouse, which has a blue light. Then I used the Macro (ie. up close) setting of my Canon G9, the Vivid colours setting, and then played with it until the light morphed into a tube-like thingy. The incredible thing is that the blue part is only light. The round bubble-like things are part of the bottle and the rest is reflection. Hard to get it in focus, however. This one is not Photoshopped, but I may try to sharpen it up.
ReplyDeleteWow. You got skillz.
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