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On the ball

Jerry045

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I was playing with a glass ball.
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Mark:

Indeed, the image is upside down. The glass sphere inverts the photo. The glass spheres belong to one of our community photo club members. So just for grins, we took them outside after one of our club meetings to play with them. It is just something different. We did some photography using water droplets a few months ago. That also resulted in inverted images. But the drops were really small, and you needed lots of magnification. The glass spheres were much more manageable. It made for a few minutes of fun.

Jerry
 
Hi Jerry,

Hope you understood I was joking about the inverted images.....

The images certainly have a unique quality to them.

Thanks again for sharing here.

Best,

Mark
 
Hi Jerry,

Hope you understood I was joking about the inverted images.....

The images certainly have a unique quality to them.

Thanks again for sharing here.

Best,

Mark
Sorry Mark, but at first glance I wasn't sure. But now that you clarified it. Indeed, they are upside down.

It was just a fun experiment. I never had a chance to play with large glass spheres before. So, it was unique.

Every so often, it is fun to try something different.

I am pleased you enjoyed the images.

Here's another weird experiment. We were dropping strawberries in a glass of water trying to capture the splash.

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We like to try lots of fun things at our photo club meetings.

Jerry
 
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