You got that spot on...Now I know exactly where you live (Evil Creepy Laugh)...
This technique, I think, basically involves using the water drop as a sort of lens because just like any lens - its shape refracts the light.
Now try shooting upside down and make it look straight![]()
You got that spot on...Now I know exactly where you live (Evil Creepy Laugh)...
This technique, I think, basically involves using the water drop as a sort of lens because just like any lens - its shape refracts the light.
Now try shooting upside down and make it look straight![]()
I can use Microsoft Office picture manager to flip the image![]()
TrueYou got that spot on...Now I know exactly where you live (Evil Creepy Laugh)...
This technique, I think, basically involves using the water drop as a sort of lens because just like any lens - its shape refracts the light.
Now try shooting upside down and make it look straight![]()
I can use Microsoft Office picture manager to flip the image![]()
Then you can't say you didn't do any processing![]()
Lemme Try now!Hoooooo boyyyy....
If you like the view through a dew drop, wait until you fill up a quality wine glass with white wine and shoot using THAT as your lens....works great and makes a much larger image.
.........I can use Microsoft Office picture manager to flip the image![]()