Oooooo, that horizontal really gives a different perspective.
Thanks, endless variations one can play with. I would be tempted to even delete the umbilical liquid cord altogether and look for something interesting/unusual in the drop explosion.Looks good, West!
I completely agree and have thought about doing that for some time. I just haven't gotten around to doing it.I would be tempted to even delete the umbilical liquid cord altogether and look for something interesting/unusual in the drop explosion.
Transparent liquids have the exact same photographic properties as transparent glass. If you light a transparent liquid the same way as lighting transparent glass, those highly defined outlines will be displayed in the photo. In this case, lighting the subject from behind by shining the light source through diffusion material will outline the subject in dark tones.The shapes have such distinct outlines. Amazing!