@pcoulson I think you succeeded very well! I had a go at splash photography for this challenge but nowhere near as accomplished as you. Never done it before, but it has been great fun to try! Really enjoying your explosive image. Are the colours from post processing or the liquid itself out of interest? Trying to work out how to do this stuff!
@casablanca Thank you again for your interesting comment, all very low tech, I only used clean tap water, the colours were via yellow and red plastic sheet under and at the back of the bowl, I fired two remote flash guns at the sheets and used a clear plastic bowl to catch the water droplets from a little plastic bag filled with water with a pin hole at the bottom suspended on a rod over the plastic bowl, have a look at the Gavin Hoey tutorial link its similar to the method I used and much easier to understand:) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwExpFDUC9Y&t=285s
@fbailey Thank you for your comment, I used two off camera flash guns one on the left the other on the right of the shot, have a look at the attached link to see how it can be done:) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwExpFDUC9Y&t=285s
