Water drop photography

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Hmmm ... next time I do some more pics I'll have to remember to interrogate the drops.

I don't mean to scoff, your link reminded me a bit of some rather compelling studies done in Japan involving crystalline formation ... a statistically significant correlation was demonstrated indicating that the mood/well-being of the scientist or assistant growing the minerals was reflected in the degree of perfection of those crystals formed under their supervision. I attended a lecture on this at Carleton College here in MN a few years back, pretty interesting.

Regardless, I'd certainly have to say that these water drops have very playful personalities!

 

very interesting!

I actualy just reread my link, and I think I may of incorrectly linked the wrong theorium! this is the one I was thinking of http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILSyt_Hhbjg

 

You guys are freakin awesome.
I havent looked in on this thread since it was still at page 1. Im glad i did:biggrin: Between the lavalamp-esq comparison my mind makes to the drops/splash, and chads "fryin balls" photo shoot this thread reminds me of that store Spencers found in most malls haha.

 

That first shot is the most perfect drop splash ever!

Defiantly try some splatters, they're my favorite liquid sculpture forms so far and I love the pics I got of them.

 

I won't even ask how you got these.

 

This has been a favorite photography genre of mine for a pretty long time. These are all fantastic!

 

Wow, these are amazing! I love how unique each one is and the colors/reflections are beautiful. They look like miniature blown glass sculptures. You have wonderful talent!

 

Love this thread. Let's see you do this with carbonated water now...