"The End"

[woellerd]

This is a shot that I did for fun, and to teach photography using black light techniques. Plastic grass, plastic fish, plastic shark, and three blacklights. All suspended upside down from a wood frame and then rotate the file. Tons of fun and really different. All thoughts greatly appreciated.

http://www.dwphotoworks.com/photos/821396631_PJscM-L.jpg (http://www.dwphotoworks.com/Other/Special-hidden/10810169_WJLsq#821396631_PJscM-A-LB)

[mud390]

That's pretty cleaver! Fun photo too. This seems like it would be a great way to get younger kids interested in photography.

Kris

[woellerd]

I would certainly have to agree, especially with some of the young creative minds that I've seen these days. The process works really well with glass objects. Here's a couple more examples.

http://www.dwphotoworks.com/photos/821430499_gEe2D-L.jpg (http://www.dwphotoworks.com/Other/Special-hidden/10810169_WJLsq#821430499_gEe2D-A-LB)

http://www.dwphotoworks.com/photos/821431349_t3FYk-L.jpg (http://www.dwphotoworks.com/Other/Special-hidden/10810169_WJLsq#821431349_t3FYk-A-LB)