A glass of milk taken against a white background during a brief gravity shift. Actually, this took a bit of work involving epoxy, tools and a helpful assistant.
Rotate, crop, dust, saturation, contrast, USM. I hope you enjoy.
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Thanks all for the nice comments. I do get that the horizon isn't tilted technically, but wanted to do something a bit unique for the challenge. And, due to the "no healing brush" rule, I couldn't clean up the raw edge of the posterboard against the background.
those people who said you didn't have a tilted horizon can stuff it! you did! you just straightened it! The white on white on white really brings out the contrast of the glass. Well played.
I had this type of idea as well, but I was afraid that people would score it down because the horizon in the picture isn't tilted. I hope you're not having that problem!
Instead of photographing a horizon in a tilted manner, you have, instead, literally tilted the horizon point and photographed it, good thinking! I like it!
This just has to finish in the top 10 if not ribbon. VERY clever. Great execution with the lighting, shadows, reflection, milk consistency. Love the gradient background. Just a tiny bit of roughness on the "horizon". My first 10 for this challenge.
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