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    photos of food colors.
    this is what i found in the house to photograph
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    Those are cool!

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    Very abstract. I've seen this done before. Something different to play with I guess.

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    That's really neat Ed.
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    very creative - love the play.
    Just curious, what was the shutter speed on these?
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    Quote Originally Posted by marko View Post
    very creative - love the play.
    Just curious, what was the shutter speed on these?
    thx - Marko
    i'm not sure but around 1/1000. the movement is caused when you drop the food colors on the water and starts dissolving. there was a little post processing involved.

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    interesting - thanks Ed. I asked because these could be a bit sharper and i was wondering if it was a shutter issue. Thx - Marko
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