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Macro Mondays - low key.

The blue light came from the computer screen, and the red is from the object, a glass sphere with 'bubbles' inside it. Hand held camera for 0.3 seconds with my elbows on my desk.

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Taken on Monday January 8, 2018
Posted on Monday January 8, 2018
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Boarischa Krautmo said:

very well done!

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Valfal said:

Very interesting lighting gives a mysterious look about the image; an excellent low key composition, Amelia.

7 years ago

Taormina said:

Very nice little ball...
the red one's doing very well.

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Sami Serola (inactiv… said:

Nice color contrast. A good idea indeed.

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Gisela Plewe said:

Tolle Low-Key-Abstraktion, die vom Blau lebt.

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Ruesterstaude said:

schönes Licht, besonders mit dem blauen Widerschein!

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Gudrun said:

The contrast of blue and red works a treat! As all low key photos this is best seen on black.

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Ko Hummel said:

this is a very intruiging one. It could be a model of an exploding star

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Erhard Bernstein said:

Great shot!

7 years ago

Xata said:

The low key has density, mystery, I love it.
And your bubble cristal ball is simply beautiful.

7 years ago

neira-Dan said:

ah !! je ne suis pas la seule à aimer le verre !! beau résultat

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Marie-claire Gallet said:

GROSSARTIG !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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LotharW said:

Ja das blaue Licht war kurz ein Rätsel. Danke für die Aufklärung***

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Ulrich John said:

That's really great, Amelia ! With this mysterious touch ! Low Key at it's Best !

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