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great effects - loved the video

Beautiful picture, excellent job explaining, quite clear. Thank you.

wow

Thank you very much ❤💙💚

Great compositing, thank you for showing it to me. I always love lo learn new skills, and you're a great teacher ❤

Hello my friend 🎉🎉 Very nice sharing ❤❤

bonjour . vos tutos sont super mais ce qui est dommage pas en français (traduction)

Thanks. What camera do you have that has ISO 50?

Great tutorial. Practical techniques with real examples. Not like others, 80% just lecturing...blah blah. Many thanks.

Muchas gracias

Hi. I have a question. Well I can not figure out the balance between shutter speed and ambient light (because of finding focus). When I switch off the ambient light my camera (canon r6 II) can't find the focus point. When switch on the light I have , as you explain, motion blur....And now?

Super video. Merci Hayley

Thank you for the great explanation and inspiration!

Shake well and mix before spraying water and glycerin at about 7 inches from the subject

Great idea and I have corrugated board already!!! Love your tutorials. Keep up the good work.

Excellent ideas and well explained. Keep up your good work.

Put half water and half glycerin into the spray. The glycerin prevents drops from falling. Christine from FRANCE

Wow, quite a production, your concept and execution are amazing, thank you for sharing.

I am sure you are more than an Artist

Great idea, after reading the comments It came to me that instead of melted glue, why not use fishing line. I image of you also glue the lines together you can make more intricate patterns too. Must have a go, thanks for sharing

In one of his later videos, Lee had changed from a jar to a card frame. It can be kept and used again. I've made some frames from ice cream container lids. If you get a clear acrylic tray (with legs) from Kmart, you can sit the frame directly on top of it after you have sprayed it. There is then room underneath for your lights.

Thank you Hayley. That was very well explained and easy to follow 😊

Cool technique! Thanks for sharing.

Another great idea and one we can do inside, thank you for all the great ideas. If I get some good results I, of course, will take all of the credit, but if you mess them up it’s all on you!😀jk

I really like what you do with the wine glasses and light, it looks like it could be very frustrating, guess I’ll find out, lol. But I will use red wine so I have a fall back plan.

This is amazing, thanks for sharing Your creative process. Wonderful picture!

Amazing what all you do, doubt I could even think of doing what you go through. Thank you for showing us what is possible.

Thanks. I'm keen to try this one.

Thank you Haley for tips and fun projects but also most importantly INSPIRATION!🥰

HI.. hayley, good tips...

Interesting, thank you!

None of my digital cameras can do double or multiple exposures but Snapseed Application can with my iPhone PMax. It’s even better when you can swipe the subject and remove the surrounds and get a cleaner picture. Thank you, nice video, loved the first image of the first mode. Thanks again.

Thank you Hayley. You provided some really good tips. I am inspired to give this a try.

Thank you for mentioning about holding "control" while cropping so it's more precise. I've been using PS for almost 20 years and I had no idea about that trick! If I needed to crop out just a little, I always zoomed way in so that the bounding box wasn't moving at such large increments. What a helpful bit of info!

That second phone idea is interesting to me. A third option to personal photo inventory and stock photos is to use an AI such as Fooocus to get content. Thanks for this video.

Thank you! Would like to give you 3 thumbs-up for this! 😊

Great video, especially for us 90 year olds that shoot mostly flowers indoors. This should add some variety. Thank you.

Great photos and beautiful dog.

I've used path blur to remove the tapering of the motion blur. Also allows curves in the blur. A bit better in some cases

Thank you!

Thanks! Great examples, and shown in such a way that can help me to learn Photoshop better.

There are some good techniques in this. I think most people looking to get into doing this already know PS pretty well” and don’t need the first 13 minutes. That said, you did explain things well. Minor tweaks aside, I think your results are excellent. Keep at it!

fun stuff!! 🌟🌟 simple paper folds and cool lighting definitely make for some lovely abstracts

THANKS

Super tutorial, thanks for sharing. I'd love to get a magnifier on the area being worked, how do you manage that please Hayley?

Awesome thanks

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Hi Hayley. You certainly put the work in, which gave you great results. Perhaps food colouring would work, and be more environmentally friendly when pouring the waste down the sink. I also wonder whether medicinal alcohol or methylated spirits would give some interesting results. Thanks for the great video, looking forward to trying this.

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