Fantastic drops





Fantastic drops


Welcome to the world of blue mushrooms, glass figurines and mysterious creatures whose forms are limited only by your imagination. This is a world of fascinating shapes created from drops of water or milk and frozen in time.
Amazing close-up shooting of the photographer Corrie Uyat.

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The main thing here - to catch the moment when the tiny droplets of milk falling on the water surface. Photographer Corrie White of Ontario, Canada Clock dripping drops of colored water from a pipette. The average of 25 attempts to get one good shot.

The device "time machine»

Initially, all the equipment for filming and "freezing" in time drops look like this:

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It was a completely manual setting. Here, we use the flash, camera, regular pipette for the production of milk drops, and all types of water containers - the glasses (pictured), cups, bowls, pots ...

But then Corrie Uyat improved its "time machine", adding automatic drip:

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