Reflection in Sugar Water Revisited

My accidental photograph magically transformed into fantasy by "The Artist Formerly Known as Purple Worms."

You meet incredibly talented people in blog land.

Comments

dieter said…
Interesting illusion,Phrase the digital camera.
11:47 PM, August 09, 2007
Anonymous said…
Hell, I could have photoshopped something pretty interesting if I knew that's what floats your boat! You may have lost you G rating though.
12:47 AM, August 10, 2007
ChrisB said…
I like what purpleworms has done with your photo, of course she has chosen my favourite colour.
1:14 AM, August 10, 2007
Anonymous said…
Ooops that was me not mum!

Beccy
1:14 AM, August 10, 2007
katy said…
i still love it it is brilliant
2:03 AM, August 10, 2007
Anonymous said…
I like the purple! too bad the elusive hummingbird dashed out before you snapped. They are quick little buggers.
5:57 AM, August 10, 2007
Shelby said…
'tis brilliant indeed :)
7:07 AM, August 10, 2007
AfKaP said…
(Blushing) Thank you pamela, and thanks to all the kind people who have commented - I'm moved! (Except - Willow - All I can say is go for it - I'd like to see you float Pamela's boat and there is never enough art in the world.)
7:34 AM, August 10, 2007
Carole Burant said…
I'm always amazed at how pictures can be turned into something so fun...I'm wanting more and more to get a PhotoShop program! lol xox
11:06 AM, August 10, 2007
Debs said…
Beautiful Job! Love the photo and the color! :)
11:45 AM, August 10, 2007
Marti said…
Very pretty - thanks for sharing!

Hope you have a terrific weekend!
4:05 PM, August 10, 2007
C... said…
That's gorgeous.
7:04 PM, August 10, 2007
Jeanette said…
HI Pamela. pretty Illusion.. I was just going to say Purple is my Favorite colour also....
8:04 PM, August 10, 2007
Kila said…
Very cool. I love it.
10:11 PM, August 10, 2007
Molly said…
I like both of the pictures, yours and the transformed picture.
5:21 AM, August 11, 2007
Anonymous said…
Very cool. :)
10:35 AM, August 11, 2007
Susie Q said…
It is amazing! Your photo was already glorious but this just adds something, a new twist and creates something else equally grand!

Love it here as always dear Pamela.

Hugs,
Sue
11:10 AM, August 11, 2007
Anonymous said…
VERY COOL!!!!!
8:46 PM, August 12, 2007
Anonymous said…
that is pretty
9:22 AM, August 13, 2007
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