After reading about rainbows and moonbows, I wondered if you could "make" a rainbow using a black light. Turns out, you get wildly varied spectrums with banding in between, due to certain colors not being represented via black light. This is water drops sitting on an oil-covered CD, black light hovering, with the rainbow coming from a reflected refraction from another CD held up closer to the black light.
I really don't even care how this does - I just had so much fun experimenting and I want to people to seeeeeeeeeeeee. :)
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the recurring shapes of the droplets is pretty cool but the image is a bit too grainy for my taste - also, there seem to a bit too much going on in the background that takes away from teh more uniform and interesting droplets in the foreground
Good composition and choice of subject, however I'm not convinced by your jpeg compression - it does seem a little pixellated and lacking in definition.
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