100% guaranted non spot edited. I used a glass of water and a picture of a clock underneath it. Then a white balance was set that blued the whole image. The ripples were made by blowing air on the surface. I had this idea when I was having a drink of water and saw the ripples that formed when my breathing hit the surface. Since the glass was a perfect round I wanted to make a joke about the roundness of the clock being distorted in the round ripples of water. The ripples of time come out of it. Kinda trippy, I admit.
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I'm sure by now you've gotten the focus comment, so I'll save it. I do like your idea though, and I think with a clearer clock it would have been extremely effective.
counter clock wise about a degree would have worked to bring this togetther for me. the fact that it appears to be shot through the bottom of a glass helps me to accept the lack of focus on the watch. I love the colors
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