Water drop photography

[papilio]

So, anyone manager to capture a fragment of memory in the drops yet? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_memory

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!

 

[Malhavoc's]

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

 

[grayzone]

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.

 

[advan]

Very nice Michael! I need to try some splatter shots!

Tried some milk earlier this week.

I should really rename this thread to liquid photography.

 

[papilio]

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.

 

[advan]

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.

LOL Got lucky with that one! But I guess luck is how these shots turn out!

Probably my favorite because I finally got a decent reflection.

 

[papilio]

I won't even ask how you got these.

 

[le-thomas]

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

 

[advan]

It's been a rainy spring, not many chances for outdoor photography, so........

 

[Tivia]

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!

 

[bethr]

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