To start with, I took 4 eggs and put them in vinegar.
Two eggs remained in it for 48 hours, the other 2 for only 24 hours.
As everyone knows, vinegar dissolves lime. The eggshell in this case. What remains is the egg in its membrane.
The 48hour-eggs were way too smooth for the purpose.
The 24hour-eggs had more structure left, just what I wanted.
1 light behind at the left with snoot and a green filter which I held in front of the snoot.
- noticed the Extra Rule of Adding Text
- hesitate a few seconds...Decide to
- open the saved version after Topaz Adjust modification
- add text
- resize
- continue upload
- notice I forgot to do unsharpen mask
- slap myself on the forehead
- hesitate a few seconds...Decide to leave it as it is and hope this forgotten step will not be missed.
The preparation of the eggs was fun doing: see how the eggshell disappeared slowly but surely to become the so called bouncing egg.
Needless to say that, when manipulating these eggs, this should be done with care.
1 of the 48hour-eggs didn't hold it for long: when testing how far I could go with the manipulation of it, it drew the line quick and clearly. Reason why I took 2 eggs of each in stead on 1.
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Extraordinary and nice. The beautiful lateral belichting gives an environment of spiritualism. Green for the egg, has been well chosen. The egg which acts here as a spacecraft seems have landed on an extraterrestrial small island.
That's good. What would have sent it to the top for me would be to add the necessary credits at the bottom like a real poster. Maybe that's why it's rejected. LOL
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