Two hyacinths and a Daffodil were set in a small vase and placed on a white board. These were lit by off-camera flash. The photograph shows their reflection in a piece of silvered cardboard, which gave the rippled effect.
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I hope it's not a photoshop filter - it looks out of the camera to me. I guess the DPC crowd will be unimpressed - i love it for it's thought, and it's difference. Keep creating and submitting these kinds of images.
exquisite. my favorite of the whole challenge. cropped a little tight at the top, but not enough to mark it down. excellent work, good luck. +faves.
just an update...i've commented on almost half the entries at this point, and this is still my absolute fave in the challenge. not that will get you anything--i don't usually pick the winners. but, all the same, this is just a great image, and i hope you're getting some good scores!
I'm a fan of digital "art" in photography, but IMO this P/S filter seems to overload the delicacy of the subject. The white backdrop is a good choice for focusing our attention. All the best.
I have no idea how you did this, but I really like it. This is a fantastic example of the "out of the box" images that has appeal. Deserves an 8, and I will re-visit this one on my next pass.
Sorry but not working for me. Wether this effect is due to the fact that you shot it through a window or a photoshop filter (my guess is the filter) I don´t care for it at all. The main reason is that it doesn´t look like a photo but more like an oil painting and while nice looking, doesn´t belong here. Keep in mind that this is just me and my narrow minded opinion, if you like it that´s all that matters really and please just ignore me.
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