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Showing posts with label Water Droplets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Water Droplets. Show all posts

Monday

Markus Reugels' Liquid Worlds

I am a big fan of high speed photography and have posted before with artists creating liquid sculptures. But I never get bored with this technique of photography, I think it is stunning and really quite skilful. German artist Markus Reugels' continued experiments with water have developed into the most beautiful and extraordinary pieces. He has created liquid planets by using different backgrounds which refract through the water. The water droplets are timed precisely to give unpredictable water sculptures. His work is continuing to evolve and produce the most remarkable images. I really want to try this technique myself one day.

You can see more of Markus' work on his flikr site http://www.flickr.com/photos/maianer/.

For more of my posts about high speed photography and water sculptures please look here
http://rosieslade.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/High%20Speed%20Photography


Friday

Heinz Maier

Amazing photography by Heinz Maier, the high speed photography really captures the most unique water sculptures. His photographs are really outstanding and very different to other water droplets I have seen before. The colours, the lighting, everything about these photographs are stunning. I love the 'water rabbit' (third photo down) water droplet, it looks so perfect, It looks like it could be a glass sculpture! You can see many more of his experimental photographs on his flikr page.   http://www.flickr.com/photos/cymaii.  For more high speed water droplet photos have a look at Shinichi Maruyama's work, a popular post on my blog.  http://rosieslade.blogspot.com/2011/02/water-sculptures.htmll






































Water Sculptures

Came across an amazing piece on vimeo yesterday. Its called Water sculptures and you can watch it here - http://www.vimeo.com/15370828. 

I love the super slow motion filming, and the water sculptures created are just beautiful! High speed photography is definitely an area I want to experiment with at some point. Look at Shinichi Maruyama's website to see similar projects.

http://www.shinichimaruyama.com/