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Over the christmas period i had been playing around with some water drop shots but with Milk. to me i did not get them to work well for a single image.
so i started manipulating some of them into some of them in to this image, shot around 12 months ago but again not really done anything with it.
im not sure that it has worked as i wanted it to , so what do you think has it worked or should i scrap the idea altoghter and take it down may be i will anyway?
Thanks for the comment on yesterdays image etc.
| Title: | Inpatients |
| Username: | 
Tonyd3 |
| Uploaded: | 5 Jan 2011 - 1:30 PM |
| Camera: | Nikon D3  Check out Nikon Nation! |
| Lens: | 200 f2 |
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Tags: | Architecture, Digitally manipulated, Humour / fun |
| Votes: | 46 |
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Certainly different and I think it works. Clever use of the manipulation, something that would be hard to do for "real"....interesting idea and for me I like....
lol! Well, I have to keep giving these ideas away! lol! LaMiaVita used one of my ideas for his last set too, so makes me laugh that I am not shooting this stuff myself. I guess I am getting inspiration from yourself, so I can't take credit for it 
Will be interesting to see the images you come up with...I am pretty sure it will be spectacular as usual 
I like it, different and eyecatching
Nice one
Ricky.
A tough one Tony. I like it and think it is very imaginative, creative and daring, but always the chance of the lead baloon syndrome!!!!!
I would say keep going with it.
Few pointers have already been said, scale of splash to foot and tones. But I don't think the heel needs to be seen, milk is not that opaque.
A great thought just jumped into my head for you. Just a close up of one of those stillettoes at that angle with the splash coming from the point of the heel. Still using your great idea but scaling the splash down, increase the intensity of those shoes, a perfect match?
Regards
Stewart
Original idea and pretty damned good execution too. Rich has apoint about the gradation (or lack of it) from the greyness of the floor to the sudden whiteness of the milk. Maybe run a subtle grad up to "spread" a little of the floor tone up into the body of the splash. It would need to be subtle though.
Minor niggles apart I do so like this. It's simple, it's clever and it works on so many different levels .... composition, colour contrasts, manipulation etc.
People on here just don't know their milk. Very effective. Gradients on milk, pfff!
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