In elementary you learned about buoyancy, and how oil, alcohol, and water all have different buoyancy. If you remember correctly you will recall how they separated out into different layers. This project utilizes these properties to create amazing photographs of the small.
This project is a continuation of a photo shoot I was doing previously. The following grid:
From the last project, I learned to build a rig so I don't need to be a Jerry every time I need to shoot.
My editing workflow for this project is different from how I usually edit. Due to my working on Linux instead of Windows or Mac, Photoshop and Light Room are not natively sported. I am using another editor that I am experienced in called Dark Table, which has a workflow similar to Light Room.
Dark Table
Here is a short BTS video:
This project helped stem my skills in macro photography. One issue that I came across was I was too zoomed in, showing so much granular detail, the human mind did not find it pleasing. I reconciled this by pulling back and using less extension tubes.
I am happy with the outcome of this project. The prompt for this project was color theory. I would say that I was successful in following the prompt. The blues and the hue contrasted and blended well together.
