Liquid Experiment

braciola · Sep 21, 2008

I'm practicing with Still life....

C&C are welcome

Resin42 · Sep 21, 2008

These are excellent, I've so got to try some of this. Care to shae your set up here? Especially #2, how'd you get such different colours?

K8-90 · Sep 21, 2008

Very nice! Great clarity and colour!

realitycheck3907 · Sep 21, 2008

Braciola I like all of them. I'm also curious how you did this, if you dont mind us asking of course. I really like number one, it reminds of the movie demolition man, when they're in the cryo prison and the water on the floor freezes from that blue thing breaking.

Resin42 said:
These are excellent, I've so got to try some of this. Care to shae your set up here? Especially #2, how'd you get such different colours?

Resin this is a complete and total guess, but it looks like too me that the creamy liquid was in the container and he dropped the green liquid into the cream. When it splashed back up it lifted the green drop up with it on top of the pedestal of cream so to speak. Again this is a complete guess.

LaFoto · Sep 22, 2008

Ah. Someone else is trying out droplet pics. You know how infectious it is to start showing them? Everyone will try their hands at droplet pics now, Braciola!

Was it milk you worked with? I've so far only ever worked with water and colourful background, never with anything that is colourful in itself.

And to work with smoke is still on my to-do-list!

braciola · Sep 22, 2008

realitycheck3907 said:
Braciola I like all of them. I'm also curious how you did this, if you dont mind us asking of course.

The base liquid was milk with some cherry syrup to make it a little "pink".

The dropped liquid is mint syrup, very dense, very heavy, so it create a big explosion, and was dropped from approx 3 feet high.

I'm glad you guys like my 1st experiment

Here 3 more: