This is the clear acrylic cube base of a picture holder.
I displayed a colourful photo on my computer monitor, and put the cube in front of that. Yes... a shameless attempt at creating eye candy for DPC ;-)
Used the macro lens as well as all three extension tubes.
Converted from RAW, cropped, and cleaned up a few stray spots.
The title "Matmos" refers to the "seething lake of evil slime beneath the city Sogo" in the 1968 film "Barbarella", because staring at the bubbles made me think of the movie.
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A faithful and well done interpretation of a scene from one of my favorite science fiction novels. In this scene, we see the remainder of the Dumak planetary defense fleet, uneasily waiting for the krill invasion forces to come through the dimensional rift and engage them.
That was cute - got a good chuckle out of it, thanks :-)
A faithful and well done interpretation of a scene from one of my favorite science fiction novels. In this scene, we see the remainder of the Dumak planetary defense fleet, uneasily waiting for the krill invasion forces to come through the dimensional rift and engage them.
Wonderful abstract of designs and color - love it!! 8
So... hmmmm. Put some very viscous, slimy type, colored liquids in a clear plastic rectangular container, add some shiny little snaps left over from your sewing kit. Turn it upside down and snap the picture just as the flash goes off. Sorry - this is hard, but I tried.
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