Drink Me!

Here's one from yesterday using the magnifier as a frame. Took a lot of spots out of it and kind of like it. Do wonder if I should reverse it to be like real life but think that the looking-glass effect is helpful in removing this place from . . . .  Never-mind - now I have to reverse it just to see.
    Now - - One is as you would see it at the lake - the other is straight from the viewfinder. I like them put together like this. (You'll have to imagine the two right next to each other - I don't know enough to change the layout to get them that way, sorry)Which do you think is an actual place?
   I think I need to make a longer tube in order to get the entire square frame in the shot. Maybe tomorrow or the next day. Then I need to figure out the printing aspect of the process. I also wonder how it would be if I were to slip a little hdr in here too. If you use enough tricks it will have to be good - won't it?
   I need to make a longer tube in order to get the entire square frame in the shot. Maybe tomorrow or the next day. Then I need to figure out the printing part of the process. I also wonder how it would be if I were to slip a little hdr in here too. If you use enough tricks it will have to be good - won't it? We are supposed to have some cloudy, rainy days here for the next week or so. What will happen if I crank on the dynamic range in a monochrome environment using a process that drains the color to begin with? Stay tuned!