Sleek Spikes // Martin Allsbrook // IV 2

Sleek Spikes // Martin Allsbrook // IV 2

Macro image of the spikes produced by ferrofulid when in the proximity of a strong magnet. Image taken with group members Lucas Fesmire and Isaac Martinez, on a Cannon EOS Rebel T7; ISO 800 | 55mm | f / 8.0 | 1/100 sec.

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  • Nathan Gallagher
    Oct 21, 2022 12:23

    I really like the decision to crop in nice and close to the spikes themselves instead of focusing on the whole puddle. It really draws attention to the lighting you used, and lets the viewer appreciate the reflections happening on the spikes.

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  • Bryce Dickson
    Oct 16, 2022 17:11

    The tight framing on this image definitely enhances it. I also like the reds your other teammates have in their images, but seeing a macro image of the spikes up close, with their glossiness and uniformity dominating the image is fantastic.

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  • David Milner
    Sep 28, 2022 12:35

    The clarity of this photo is incredible, and I like how you went with a black and white edit. By eliminating the colors you really highlighted the individual ferrofluid “spikes”.

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  • Marina Mccann
    Sep 26, 2022 12:57

    I really like your unique prospective of your layout. The composition and the detail of the spikes are well-done, and it’s super crisp.

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  • Ella Mcquaid
    Sep 26, 2022 12:56

    The sharpness of the image is really impressive, and I really like the jagged-looking reflections on the peaks of the spikes in the top left.

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  • Alex Kelling
    Sep 26, 2022 12:53

    I love the darkness of the fluid with the bright white reflections. This looks so perfect that it could be a computer-generated image, as there is such clean uniformity. The focused spike to blurry background is really a cool transition from subject to background.

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  • Isaac Martinez
    Sep 26, 2022 12:51

    I really like how “macro” this image is. For being as close up as it is, you don’t lose any detail or any sharpness. The monochromatic photo is also a solid choice

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