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It sounds so much better in French than in English. "Beef drippings" just hasn't got the same ring to it.
Looks interesting....very good shot!
Agree with Kimba's comment - much better in french lol. Very creative shot, reminds me of my school days.
Beautiful picture.Not sure if it's put me off knowing what it is, the beef I cook never has jus looking like that! Amazing what a lens can do
Artistic and beautiful composition.
I used a 55mm macro lens reverse mounted on a bellows, all mounted on a tripod, lit from below by a lightbox, and triggered the exposure using the camera's timer to eliminate any shake. The dripping was on a light blue glass plate.
Now that is interesting and won't kid you, never would have thought of taking a picture of it either..Just lovely and may I say, very clever.
Ah ha.......I was wondering how you got blue beef juices. LOL *whew* I was starting to worry about the poor cow! ;-)
So it was a spontaneous shot then ;-)
It sounds so much better in French than in English. "Beef drippings" just hasn't got the same ring to it.
ReplyDeleteLooks interesting....very good shot!
ReplyDeleteAgree with Kimba's comment - much better in french lol. Very creative shot, reminds me of my school days.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture.Not sure if it's put me off knowing what it is, the beef I cook never has jus looking like that! Amazing what a lens can do
ReplyDeleteArtistic and beautiful composition.
ReplyDeleteI used a 55mm macro lens reverse mounted on a bellows, all mounted on a tripod, lit from below by a lightbox, and triggered the exposure using the camera's timer to eliminate any shake. The dripping was on a light blue glass plate.
ReplyDeleteNow that is interesting and won't kid you, never would have thought of taking a picture of it either..Just lovely and may I say, very clever.
ReplyDeleteAh ha.......I was wondering how you got blue beef juices. LOL *whew* I was starting to worry about the poor cow! ;-)
ReplyDeleteSo it was a spontaneous shot then ;-)
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