Challenge:Science (Classic Editing) Camera:Sony Mavica FD-81 Location: Kitchen, Brooklyn Park MN Date: Oct 12, 2003 Aperture: na ISO: na Shutter: na Date Uploaded: Oct 12, 2003
It seemed like a simple concept: Pour some baking soda into vineger and get some photographic fizz. Well, (at least) 20 shots later....
(It still needs a tripod and better lighting.)
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the pic looks a little soft - i can't tell if its the focus or the background. My suggestion would be to use a more contrasting darker color for the background to "bring out" the main subjects more.
Close :) First you get carbonic acid, which immediately decomposes to CO2 and water. The nasty stuff you're left with is sodium acetate. And that's your chemistry lesson for the day. Nice pic!
You sure had the right idea here...it's science. The drape is poor and doesn't really inhance the colors of the box, beaker or bottle. Maybe a little different light would also of added. Still your on topic for the challenge.
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