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those are really nifty. I'll have to give it a try
ReplyDeleteI wish you success at it Teresa. There are a number of tutorials on youtube.Basics are a clear glass dish with a 1/4 inch of water. Pour in some cooking oil and stir it up. Elevate the dish about 8 inches to a foot above a background of colorful paper or a magazine ad. Shine a desklamp directly on the paper below the dish.Photograph from a tripod looking straight down into the dish from above. I use a 100 mm macro lens though other lenses will work.
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing. I'm loving your photography.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Thank you very much, Amy Collins.
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