"Liquid" photography ideas

[Jo]

If you have run out of "liquid" photography ideas, check out the work of Jack Long - these are amazing.

http://jacklongphoto.carbonmade.com

[Debbie]

wow amazing, he must have some serious high speed equipment !!!

[Jo]

@stoat - I couldn't work out how he did the really complete ones with multiple colours.

[Cassandra Hoffmann]

@abhijit, @grizzlysghost, @jsorensenart, @losthorizon - you guys might be interested in attempting some :P

[Abhijit]

@ozziehoffy thanks :)
Been thinking of doing something similar for a while. This will inspire and push me to do it soon :)

[Cassandra Hoffmann]

@abhijit Can't wait to see the outcome :)

[Dlanor]

Thanks for sharing. I find this type of photography thought provoking - one enjoys it on the visual level - but also it evokes in my mind stories and "dreams" of imaginary places.
Wonder what is the mix of experience, creativity, imagining, technical knowhow, equipment and money needed to create such images

[Siobhán]

@joluise great share thank you

[katy]

FAbulous! thanks for sharing!

[Josh Sudweeks]

@stoat - all you really need is a couple flashes. A low powered sb800 has a flash durration of 1/40,000 of a second. It's not quite fast enough to freeze a bullet, but fast enough to freeze just about anything else. (assuming you can keep the ambient light low)

[Debbie]

@sudweeks thanks for that. I have been playing around with splashes



but nowhere near that level. Perhaps i'll try with two flashes !

[Kimberly Balychev]

Incredible!!! Thanks for sharing this my dear :)

[Angela]

Thanks for sharing!

[Karin Hirsch]

thank you sharing this. It is fscinating. I don't know if I ever be able to do anything even a little bit like this

[Luka]

here is my splash shot:

[karenpics]

Cool. I need to try some fluid shots.

[Abhijit]

[Lena]