Ok, so I had this great idea to get 3 pictures of a cookie falling into milk...1 of the cookie above the milk, 1 as it slashes into the milk and 1 of the milk "consuming" the cookie. It turns out it is a lot harder to capture this than I thought. You pretty much get 1 shot per cookie before it gets soaked and after a few cookies splash into the milk you have to replace the milk due to the little cookie crumbs. To make a long story short, I ran out of cookies. If I had to plan this out again I would have bought more cookies for sure. This was the only good shot I got out of the whole batch. My timing was TERRIBLE! I don't think this will do to well because it isn't made up of 3 photos...not that it has to be, but one's that are typically do better in a "Triptych" challenge.
also...I wish I could clone out the crack and cookie crumbs
P.S. I'm sure I'll get some crap for using a generic Oreo Cookie too!! What can I say...I'm cheap!
Prediction...low 6's (if I'm lucky)
Awwww...to bad!
They said I used a selection tool but I honestly don't remember doing this. To make the border in the middle I just used the line tool and erased the border where I didn't want it. Oh well, next time!
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todbedy said "They said I used a selection tool but I honestly don't remember doing this. To make the border in the middle I just used the line tool and erased the border where I didn't want it. Oh well, next time!"
"Ok" photo by itself (bit tired of splashy stuff), but doesn't feel like a Triptych. Seems more like a regular photo with just lines/frames put over it.
this has been done before, multiple times. I dont care for how you divided the frames up. You're almost cutting the motion off with the black lines, I feel like I cant see the whole picture.
Technically impressive and a well orchestrated shot. The choc Oreo (?) is also detailed and that makes it much more difficult to get white cup/milk and dark biscuit exposed right with enough detail. Milk splashes are perfect, hooray for fast FPS camera's! I hope you did this in M mode and not A mode as I'd like to know how it was done! The framing is incredibly original and unusual. A masterpiece for Basic Editing. Hardwork has it's rewards...
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