Let there be "still"

[alithenake]

Another series of my abstracts:

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e90/alithenake/Liquids/_DSC3954.jpg

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e90/alithenake/Liquids/_DSC3961.jpg

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e90/alithenake/Liquids/_DSC3967.jpg

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e90/alithenake/Liquids/_DSC4070.jpg

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e90/alithenake/Liquids/_DSC4098.jpg

[andres_pad]

they're really really nice man! whats the liquid you used for the 'brown-er' ones? i like them alot. i think i know what I'M going to play with tomorrow haha (not like that you dirty sod ;) )

[alithenake]

brown-er ones are milk drops poured into coffee :) .. I will practice more to get the perfect job

[Morbid]

A subject that has been done many times before. But I think you did a good job anyways. :)
The last one is cool with that that hole in the middle.
The sharp speculars in the water makes it kind of graphical. Which is pretty cool. I dont know if it would have been better with a softer light or not. You might wanna try using a soft box or something else to diffuse the light a bit.

[Spacechimp]

As morbid said, the subject matter has been done. But I really like yours. There is something very enthralling about the simplicity of the water seried (im not so hot on the coffee and milk, I think it has interesting forms, but the colour puts me off). I actually like the slight imperfections on the waters surface, the tiny bubbles and such. I like the humanity in these shots. Good job.

[alithenake]

thank you very much,.. i'll try another ones tonight .. and I'll use a softer light ... I'll let you know what I did ..

regards,
Alin.

[Bill Beaton]

Nicely executed and original take on an old idea (well i think it's original, i might be wrong?). I like the marbled effect of the milk in the coffee. Just yesterday I was thinking about that as I made a cup of tea.

[andres_pad]

yeah, im going to try later on, but how did you set stuff up? i'm going to try putting a glass on top of the base for my lava lamp, that should hopefully light it up. but did you have a constant drip mechanism? or just single ones at a time?