Pyrex

[PixelRabbit]

Yesterday I was doing some cooking for the freezer and I was getting ready to take a break and have a coffee, looking around I noticed the measuring cup in the sink and the colours, break time turned into fun with the camera lol
For me Pyrex/Measuring cups kinda make me nostalgic, they haven't changed much over the years.
Would love to hear your thoughts! Thanks for taking a look

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[DannyLewis]

Pretty creative. Bet you have a pretty wild imagination also. I see you posting some pretty cool stuff

 

[DannyLewis]

Take pictures from the side as different colors of food coloring drop in randomly and stream down through the water. I had some that were really colorful but cant find them.

 

[fjrabon]

love #2. I think it's the best balanced of the three. The color from the defraction is a little bit better in #1. If you could have gotten #1's color into #2's composition, that's an awesome shot.

I've really been impressed with a lot of your stuff lately. Keep it up.

 

[manicmike]

These are definitely interesting. I like the second one the best.

 

[PixelRabbit]

Thanks guys

Danny, neat idea about the food colouring, I will have to play with that

 

[DannyLewis]

Light reflections off a wall picture are fun for a minute. Here is one Little Ryley made. She is ten and thinks she is boss photographer now. Sorry if you think I am redirecting your post. Just weird ideas with different things are interesting. Hope to see your colored water soon....

Thanks guys

Danny, neat idea about the food colouring, I will have to play with that

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[Derrel]

Yes...Pyrex measuring cups!!! CLASSIC!!! I like #1 the most of the three. I use one of these, and have for years.

 

[PixelRabbit]

Light reflections off a wall picture are fun for a minute. Here is one Little Ryley made. She is ten and thinks she is boss photographer now. Sorry if you think I am redirecting your post. Just weird ideas with different things are interesting. Hope to see your colored water soon....

Thanks guys

Danny, neat idea about the food colouring, I will have to play with that

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Threads are like conversations and good conversations meander about imho all good!
That's a neat shot, pls give my regards to dear Ryley for a good eye
Funny thing is I've played with this idea, I have a "copper" image of a wolf baying at the moon that my mother in law made years ago. I noticed the other day that at night from a certain angle an overhead light lines up with the moon and creates a neat "glow"... but alas the glass desperately needs cleaning so until I get my butt in gear and do that I can only talk a good game lol

 

[DannyLewis]

I also have a lazy streak. (note the dust on the sensor)

 

[EJRPhotos]

I also have a lazy streak. (note the dust on the sensor)

even more off subject.

How do your recommend to get dust off sensor. "compressed air or another way?"

 

[DannyLewis]

air only blows dust around it needs to be removed not moved. I have heard of a man that uses a small vacuum but have yet to try that. I used a small make up sponge from the dollar store but only use it one time then trash it. A brush is said to be better but it needs to be a brush designed for sensor cleaning not a make up brush. Buy a kit for sensor cleaning. I talked to a man in Tulsa that is going to let me watch him clean my camera then I can take it from there. The lens is a whole new ball game though. Back to the Wabbits post....

 

[EJRPhotos]

TY danny

 

[charlieclimber]

The second photo is the best, but they are all good.

 

[PixelRabbit]

Thanks Charlie