Weekly Photo Contest: March 21st - 28th (Contrast)

[sim667]

Can you explain what this is reflecting in the water? Also a bit more about the pp behind it?

Its not reflecting anything, and there's no post production.

Its a piece of photographic paper thats been put under water in a sink in the darkroom, then I've created the ripples and flashed a studio flash at it. Then processed the normal way (well I've stuck it through the 2150xl at work).

So its not digital, there's no PP, there's no reflection, and I've essentially given water "Contrast"

 

[dmax35]

Congrats to the winners.

 

[matrix07]

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Jacksonville Beach, Florida by pmxperience, on Flickr

This is pretty neat. The sea seems to melt with fog. Lovely.

 

[pmxperience]

This is pretty neat. The sea seems to melt with fog. Lovely.

Thank you, it was 35°F that morning. Not your typical Florida weather.

 

[Apple fanboy]

Its not reflecting anything, and there's no post production.

Its a piece of photographic paper thats been put under water in a sink in the darkroom, then I've created the ripples and flashed a studio flash at it. Then processed the normal way (well I've stuck it through the 2150xl at work).

So its not digital, there's no PP, there's no reflection, and I've essentially given water "Contrast"

I'm from the digital age so I've no dark room experience. Makes for an interesting image though.

 

[sim667]

I'm from the digital age so I've no dark room experience. Makes for an interesting image though.

Just think of it as your digital sensor being put under water and then a flash of light to expose

I run a dark room at work so I do get time to play