that's sort of my guess as well. glasses fixed, thicker than water liquid, and a quick drop and shift of the mirror.
Originally posted by "adigitalromance":
So is the whole contraption on some sort of movable table that is quickly lowered from underneath? The wine glasses seem to be fixed with some sort of adhesive at their bases. It could go down, then a fraction of a second later the picture is snapped - before the liquid splashes down.
I really don't like to play with photoshop, however you have created a very sharp image that imagination can play with and thats what its all about, nice and subtle changes.
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Awesome image. I like the use of Bourgogne et Bordeaux blancs glasses for this shot, perfect slope for the splash effect. The concept of using primary colours then blending to create the secondaries, very clever.
As a note: Were I live we have all colours of wine depending on the fruit used and what the particular winery thought was cute.
Congrats on your blue! I'm going to guess william88 and I hope you include at least a hint of how this was done. (Jello?)
So is the whole contraption on some sort of movable table that is quickly lowered from underneath? The wine glasses seem to be fixed with some sort of adhesive at their bases. It could go down, then a fraction of a second later the picture is snapped - before the liquid splashes down.
Where's Art's stamp??? I actually feel the lighting is a bit off on the background and the brightest part of the gradient should be moved higher up the image instead of behind the glass stems.
Has to be Karen, thats why I don't enter these challenges, because it's just tooo hard to win, when you have PRO's like you, who know exactly what to do. 10 - has to ribbon.
Wow! I can't figure out how in the world you achieved this!! Amazing!
Love the lighting, the seamless background, the colors, the crispness, the improbability of it all. Very well done.
I can't even begin to imagine how you achieved this. One could argue that wine glass shots are done to death, but not like this. A straight 10 for sheer awesomeness. And to put that in perspective, it is at least 10,000 votes since I gave out a 10.
Hmm, I keep coming back to this one, I love taking pictures in hopes that the viewer will think "How the heck did they do that?"; This picture did that for me. I think I know, but I will PM you after and check...9
Great entry for colors, or rainbow, but the lack of any wine in the image makes it tough to give it the score that the creativity and technical prowess deserves.
OK that's just insanely well choreographed and photographed. In all respects. I look forward to your ribbon.
Coming back to this I think you will get the purists complaining that they have never seen orange, green or blue wine and that this makes the image a DMC. Personally I don't think it's such a big issue, where I come from you get Orange Wine made from surprise, surprise; oranges and I am sure you get Kiwi Fruit wine and Blueberry wine somewhere in this world :)
I'm guessing William88? (Some may mistake it for a Gyaban.)
Orange, yellow, green and blue wine, how unusual!! ;)
I'd like to know what kind of glue you used on the bottom of the glasses. I've used poster putty in the past but am always afraid it won't hold well enough to try this.
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