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08/15/2007 11:40:21 AM |
| Insert useless comment here ______________. Hey, that was pretty easy! };>) |
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08/14/2006 08:20:52 PM |
67 percentile for really pushing the limits here... let's say it could have been far worse ;)
i think the photo should jsut have gotten good for looking cool, but those silly dpc-ers actually making criteria for a challenge... pfff, franchement! :P |
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08/14/2006 03:21:51 AM |
| glad you explained how you did that...it looks awesome! quite underrated Aleks |
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08/14/2006 12:47:47 AM |
| but doesn't the ferrous stuff stay stationary as long as the magnet is under it? |
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08/13/2006 01:40:07 AM |
| What the! This is really cool - marking as a favorite, want to know how you did this, as it's well done. On the short list at the top. |
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08/12/2006 04:26:19 PM |
| Wow, very cool. Can't wait to see how you got the spikes in the fluid. |
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08/12/2006 12:07:30 PM |
| Fantastic symmetry, and no sign of the camera in any of the reflective surfaces, good stuff |
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08/11/2006 05:23:24 PM |
what the f.....
waya to capture attention it's really great |
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08/11/2006 03:03:17 PM |
| Where in the world did you come across the ferromagnetic material... I love this stuff, great idea. |
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08/11/2006 10:14:27 AM |
| i could possibly score this higher if i knew what it is and what's going on, but i think it's asking too much for me to google your title and research what is going on here. [and this is one instance where i don't want a pm explaining it]. it's an interesting abstract, to say the least. i also think the background is a bit distracting. |
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08/10/2006 07:15:39 PM |
| Very, very cool. I might darken the corners a bit, but this couldn't be much better. |
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08/10/2006 06:25:43 PM |
| i had to google this before i scored it. never neen it before, nice |
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08/10/2006 11:11:24 AM |
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08/09/2006 09:29:47 AM |
| i dont know how to vote on this photo because it looks awesome, but i dont get the sense of stopped motion. Since its fluid it must have motion, but is it so thick it barely moves? hmmm...well after thinking it over I must give you the best score. The fluid looks so silky. Very Well Done. Good Luck! |
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08/08/2006 06:06:51 PM |
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08/08/2006 06:43:48 AM |
| This is so cool.. I like it. |
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08/07/2006 05:52:05 PM |
| Did you make this yourself or where did you get it? |
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08/07/2006 03:53:07 PM |
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08/07/2006 03:35:43 PM |
| ??? This is good. Take an image of something that I don't know what it is, therefore don't know if it's really been captured in a 'Stopped Motion' state or not? Guess we'll find out after the challenge...hope you have something in your notes. Good luck in the challenge. |
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08/07/2006 02:28:11 PM |
| 10 from me for coolness! I had to get educated about ferrofluid. I want some, now! Well done and interesting shot. |
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08/07/2006 12:55:08 PM |
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08/07/2006 07:09:06 AM |
| is this for real? wow, whatever it is it looks amazing |
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08/07/2006 01:36:45 AM |
| What a really interesting photo! Well done! |
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08/07/2006 01:26:37 AM |
| what the heck it that stuff...are you sure it's not from outer space!?? |
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08/07/2006 12:15:11 AM |
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