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It has been a while since I photographed my lasers interacting with water, so here are some of my first attempts of doing this. I started out with 5 drinking glasses of water. In the past I had used very thin glass containers for water, but these glasses hold more water and have circular ribs going from the top to bottom and this is why I tried these to see what type of patterns they would create. After a few shots I realized I am not going to get the effect I was after so I started to use my 5 gallon aquarium. My biggest problem with this sequence was air bubbles on the glass in the tank. I was able to most of them out by wiping the glass but many of these shots look rough and sloppy to me, but a learning experience moving forward on what not to do. I then tried some with a reflective fan diffraction grating at the bottom of the tank and those pics came out better. I have since photographed this set up by adding glass cubes and spheres in the tank and that is what I will continue to work on the next few weeks. Enjoy
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