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I suppose it could be the top of a 2 liter bottle, and the stuff at the bottom of the picture is the label? Label of what? and what's the brown stuff at the very top?

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BrianS
D50, 70-300mm VR, 50mm f/1.8

I'm with Brian, the top part looks like the neck of the bottle and it looks like there are water droplets towards the bottom. Taken at 105mm so 105 VR macro as the lens?

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Graham
Flickr

I am having another go at it.
Transparent uh .. hmm ?
Okay - it looks like a transparent jar, (those that hold candles from the 'golden years') and you wrap a picture behind it
Another possibility is you are shooting from a distance or through a pin-hole
a new Telephoto lens ? The new 400mm ?

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Nikon D7000 and a bunch of Nikkors

eyeglasses?

Graham is right: it was shot with the Nikkor micro VR 105mm.
And Brian had a good idea with his own picture - no not the mirror-effect, but
And I can tell you as much as that the sky and the clouds were real-life sky and clouds. There was just "something" between the 105mm and the sunset. Just what was it

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Thomas (beware: Nikon-fanboy and moderator!) My Lens Reviews, My Pictures, My Photography Blog
D800+assorted lenses

It seems to me like an upside-down wine glass. Which reminds me... I really need to go get the dishwater started.

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Nikon D90 + MB-D80 + SB-600 + AF-S VR 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 + AF-S 35mm f/1.8 + AF 85mm f/1.8 | My photos on Flickr.

Watch you don't strain your back dude

Zorro

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Various lenses, SB800 & Manfrotto 190 with 460MG head

Yeah, Luis is right! Congratulation
Although you didn't mention the specific type and vintage of the white-wine used for this experiment
Oh and btw.the glass was not upside down, otherwise the liquid would have left it. It was easier to turn the photo upside-down...

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Thomas (beware: Nikon-fanboy and moderator!) My Lens Reviews, My Pictures, My Photography Blog
D800+assorted lenses

[edit] nevermind. I was too late.

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See not the original, but one from the series:


Interesting, what you can see through a "glass"
It all depends on the content, though

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Thomas (beware: Nikon-fanboy and moderator!) My Lens Reviews, My Pictures, My Photography Blog
D800+assorted lenses

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The only unanswered question, Thomas, is whether your glass is half empty or half full? Being an optimist I'd vote for half full.

Bob.

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OM-D E-M5 + ED 12-50mm, H-PS14042E, H-F007014E, L-RS014150E, M.ZUIKO DIGITAL 45mm 1:1.8.
Gitzo GT1541T, Arca-Swiss Z1 DP ball-head.
Astrophotography: TEC 140 'scope, FLI ML16803 camera, ASA DDM60 Pro mount.

Being a pessimist, I'd say: Only half full
Interesting thing is, what the liquid can do to your vision

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Thomas (beware: Nikon-fanboy and moderator!) My Lens Reviews, My Pictures, My Photography Blog
D800+assorted lenses

I generally find the glass to be half-empty too so I'm with Thomas. Luckily I generally have one or two tinnies at hand. Full, of course

Zorro

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Various lenses, SB800 & Manfrotto 190 with 460MG head

You're so full of colloquialism, you are So please explain, Zorro

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Thomas (beware: Nikon-fanboy and moderator!) My Lens Reviews, My Pictures, My Photography Blog
D800+assorted lenses

Ya, What the hell is a tinnie?

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BrianS
D50, 70-300mm VR, 50mm f/1.8