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    The three most common expressions in aviation are, "Why is it doing that?", "Where are we?" and "Oh Crap".

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    Eric, that's an awesome, awesome image. I just wish you'd zoomed in a little more. Even if I knew the girl, I wouldn't be able to recognize her (unless that was your point, in which case it's very Spielberg of you...).

    Here are a few from Christmas this year with my new 5D Mk II and the Sigma 50mm f/1.4 (what a combination!).









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    Quote Originally Posted by ANITIX87 View Post
    Eric, that's an awesome, awesome image. I just wish you'd zoomed in a little more. Even if I knew the girl, I wouldn't be able to recognize her (unless that was your point, in which case it's very Spielberg of you...).

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    Tis awesome Kitty!
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    Quote Originally Posted by eric8669 View Post
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    HOLY SHEIT!!! WOW!

    Nice shots as well Nick, Here is one for the party! ...no processing of color here, almost direct from the camera.

    Can anyone guess how it is done? It took me a long time to figure out how to do the colors.
    The three most common expressions in aviation are, "Why is it doing that?", "Where are we?" and "Oh Crap".

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    There are a few ways to do this if I remember my science correctly. One involves Corn Syrup, Water Food Coloring and Alcohol... the other is strictly with Sugar and various amounts of water and food coloring... best is to do it with your kids and watch their faces in amazement.

    I just showed my daughter a cool old school punk trick where we would take dry ice, empty PLASTIC soda bottles and a little hot water... can you say Kaboom? Do NOT attempt with glass... you've been warned.
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    Bingo, I used salt, clear was just water, second layer was 2 table spoons, next was 4 then 6 then 8. The pain is mixing it. I used a straw with a funnel attached, I put paper towel in it to slow the filling as not to mix it up and slowly poured the least dense liquids in first making the previous layer rise. In the end I have a rainbow that will last a few days depending on how constant the temp stays in the apartment. The bigger changes to temp will cause convection currents that will mix the water faster.

    Nice Job Manny!
    The three most common expressions in aviation are, "Why is it doing that?", "Where are we?" and "Oh Crap".

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    I have used a large ladle and poured over the back of the ladle to make a very slow and WIDE drop ... it is HARD.. .it took me like 20 tries when I first tried it like 20 years ago hahahaaha ... I learned it in High School at a science fair from another kid. Too cool!
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    More great ideas to try. Love it!!
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    Fun with Fred!

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    Color swirl by lijk604, on Flickr

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    Another interesting photo experience with Fred!








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    Some of my photos from the visit with Fred:











    Thanks Fred

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    Because I can't drive out east without saying hello to the duck...

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