nice, but personnally i would

put the camera closer, and a touch higher, make the ground more
interesting - like a wooden desktop maybe, and maybe make the wall a touch
more interesting - just for better refrac.. and less grey, a second ligh
above the existing one and just to the other side of the camera, a couple of
tubes lying down, maybe a beaker or 2, a bunson burner (fun little gadgets
those), maybe add some fall off to the lights, maybe make the floor less
grey and more off white marble, spatulas, a heap of some powder (cobalt?),
and nice big lump of crystal, etc etc ect

so far so good tho, and you have done the hard part already (i spend hours
playing with glass and liquid textures)

and never do a last attempt! - i have never finished an image in my life -
there is allways something a can add or tweak at a later date to make it
that wee bit better :)))

Rick

"Paul Daniel Jones" <pdj### [at] psuedu> wrote in message
news:38AA92FF.A3282E13@psu.edu...
> Thankyou for all the suggestions. Here is my latest attempt. I like the
> refractions of the liquid. Very realistic as compared to what I work
> with :-)
>
> -paul
>
>
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