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07/01/2009 02:56:49 PM |
| Oh this is awesome! Thanks for explaining it! So cool. |
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07/01/2009 11:45:25 AM |
Thanks for all the positive comments.
But strangely even after DPC Validation there are some sceptical folk out there.
As Farfel53 explains;
The water goes up through the clear plastic pipe that the brass tap is attached to, then back down the outside of same pipe rendering the pipe invisible.
It was part of a stand demonstrating waterproof roofing products at a show in Devon UK. I managed to get a shot excluding the rest of the stand set up. The box the water fell on was covered with the roofing product being demonstrated and that concealed the water tank and pump.
The photo has been cropped, shrunk and very slightly sharpened to compensate for what's lost in shrinkage.
That is all.
Keeping it real...
Nicola
Message edited by author 2009-07-01 11:46:38. |
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07/01/2009 11:07:12 AM |
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07/01/2009 05:20:24 AM |
| The water goes up through the clear plastic pipe the spigot stands on, then back down along the outside of same pipe. Cool idea. And good shot. |
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06/30/2009 07:33:24 PM |
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06/29/2009 10:51:52 PM |
| Outstanding! I hope you wrote how you did this! |
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06/29/2009 08:37:18 PM |
| Very cool. I'd love to know how you did this in basic. |
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06/28/2009 06:54:35 PM |
| hmmmm... definitely wondering how you pulled this one off! |
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06/28/2009 12:31:53 AM |
| Very cool illusion. Well executed. |
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06/28/2009 12:05:38 AM |
| ok i know theres some trick behind this but i cant figure it out. is the water frozen or something? |
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06/27/2009 05:52:58 PM |
| I see this shot has been validated and I figured it was legit when I first saw it. I still want to know how it was done. :) |
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06/27/2009 07:41:37 AM |
| Fantastic!!! I can not imagine how you could do this in basic editing. Great work. 10 |
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06/25/2009 05:14:43 PM |
| Fantastic! Please post the how it's made, great creativity and execution. |
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06/25/2009 09:34:26 AM |
| Neat shot if you posed this in the air with something that looks like water, shame on you if this was cropped. But I just don't see how this relates to the challenge. |
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06/24/2009 11:07:29 PM |
| I question how you were able to do this shot under the basic editing rules... However, if that's not really water, and just some plastic or glass tube shaped to look like water, stuck on the end of a loose plumbing part, then that's a REALLY cool, unique and interesting idea. It totally looks like water. So assuming you aren't getting DQ'd for this, then it's a pretty cool photograph. |
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06/24/2009 06:38:31 PM |
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06/24/2009 02:55:31 PM |
How did you do that?
Can you tell me?? |
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06/24/2009 01:39:15 PM |
| Now, THAT is amazing. Some people's brilliance in creativity just make me feel so boring. Way to GO! |
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