Water Figures

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[CherylLynn]

I don't doubt it took you about 4 hours, but the result is really amazing. Great work!
Thanks for taking the time to share how you did this, even though it is not something that I will be trying in the near future.
Cheryl

[mmjk84]

That's a really nice shot~ I'll try that once I get more gear in the future LOL

[PowerPix]

Originally Posted by rt80639

Alternately, I think a garbage bag might work too, but don’t quote me on that.

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[Glayva]

You have be beaten me to it!! A friend of mine and myself are in the process of developing our own water droplet/dancing/revolving high speed capture system. He is a computer and electronics wiz and I am providing the photographic requirement. Prototype is ready and we will be testing soon, I hope.

Your shots are absolutely stunning. This is very addictive and I am sure we will see many attempts at this over the next few weeks. Excellent work and very many thanks for the tutorial which i am sure will help many. Keep them coming

[kgb224]

Amaizing art using sound and camer technique.

[lannie]

Thank you for sharing. Your pictures are amazing. I am looking into purchasing some high speed photography equipment at this very moment.

[Brittainy]

wow, that was awesome! WAY beyond my level of expertise though. great job!

[kaightie]

that is awesome...i dont have the time or imagination to come up with some thing like this.

[djotaku]

that was beautiful! I love the use of paint rather than water because it gained a plastic-y texture. It looks like something beautifully rendered on a computer.