Refraction photography is a type of photography that portrays the refraction impact, in which light is bent in glass, water, or a certain surface to distort or enlarge a scene.
The speed of light changes when it passes between two materials, which provokes it to bend. The light slows down and bends towards the normal if the new substance is denser (for example, air to glass). When the light goes through a less dense medium (such as glass to air), it speeds up and bends away from the normal.
The second thing I tried was filling a glass with water to create some mind-bending images. Fill a spherical wine glass or juice glass. Then placed it in front of a colorful background. The result is so satisfying.
Refraction photography is all about creativity, plus it makes for very interesting photo projects. So head out with your camera and try water refraction photography.
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