Water drops can get out of hand after you learn how as it is very addictive.
Your opinion? A water drop collision
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Beautiful work! Very nice colours which look great against the black background. I've seen what I can only assume to be some type of dye powder used to create colours in these shots, the powder is placed where the drop is going to hit to create colours. Do you use the same technique or are you mixing liquids to get your colours? Thanks for sharing these, very nice work
The bottom part of the image was created with a nozzle that I designed and 3d printed it is shooting upwards under pressure using 3 different valves. The blue drops are falling from above colliding with the white jet. The colours are from acrylic paint mixed with xanthum gum and water.Beautiful work! Very nice colours which look great against the black background. I've seen what I can only assume to be some type of dye powder used to create colours in these shots, the powder is placed where the drop is going to hit to create colours. Do you use the same technique or are you mixing liquids to get your colours? Thanks for sharing these, very nice work
Whoaaa it's so artistic!The colours and sharpness are stunning.
May you include the exif too for us to learn?
Exif would have been around 0.6 seconds F18 and ISO 500 or something around there. The trick in the timings is all done with the mjkzz water drop controller
That was exactly what I said when i saw the photo!nothing more to saidā¦. WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
This was made using mjkzz water drop kit and custom designed and 3d printed nozzle. 4 valves released at different timings one dropped droplets from above and 3 shot upwards from below under pressure.