Black light...

and it's half full and half empty at the same time, nice image

Thank you Amaz =) There's plenty of oxymoron on that "half empty glass" phrase already, but I wanted to "play" some more =D I even tried to turn the milk black, but it didn't quite work with this light.

invert it, the white will turn black...

I tried that, but because of surroundings and half shadow on glass, it didn't turned out as I wished. Different light may have worked for it. More practice needed =)

That's the beauty of all these challenges - it really helps you learn different techniques!

Great job and WELCOME Sami ... you got a two for one with this one

Thank you very much Christine =) I used so called Sabattier effect (solarisation). The fun part of it is how different results one can get with different ways to use 'curves' tool.

Cool photo and idea!

Thank you Indycaver =)

I do love the shot, welcome to the group and great way to jump right in with both feet Sami.

Thank you very much Wendi =) I very much enjoy being here.

Beautifully done!

Thank you Valerie =)

different places, different times - life can be strange... ;-)

And different editing can make it even more amazing ;-)

Great idea and shot.

Thank you very much HC =)

Very nice and congratulations on Explore.

Thank you very much Karen(?) =)

You're welcome Sami. (yes) Karen

Great, so many sides in this picture

After some trial and error, I also managed to turn that milk black =D

Great shot! I love the texture of the wall to the right. One great touch that nobody seems to have caught is your horizon line. The level of the milk is in the center of the picture and it is a great divider.

Thank you very much Kenneth =) Every now and then I use this oval shaped kitchen table for settings. And chose the level of angle especially for the reason you mentioned, to divide the shot to emphasize also the "half full/empty".

Congrats on Explore!

Thank you again Norm =)

EDIT: Doh! Now I got all those congratulations about "Explore" =D Well, somewhat all shots sent for this Sunday Challenge seem to got there =) So, congratulations folks!

Seems to be some magic number of responses over a short period of time that gets them in Explore and something similar keeps them there. The trick is keeping the image in Explore ... some will continue to get responses and stay for days and others ... only a few hours.

Yes, that must be how it is done. In that case, quite active group of good photographers this seem to be =)

Magnifique,avec une belle lumière contrastante..!

Merci Malik =)

Great

Thanks Annemarie =)

Very nice shot.