Splash of water frozen in the picture Bashny.Net

Thirty-three Marcus Reugles dripping water, milk or other liquids in the saucers, egg cups or teaspoons and photographs bursts. It adds food dyes and colored gels in water in order to obtain different hues and interesting effects. via

1. Marcus called this picture "Flame".

2. Various liquid yield different effects. When adding the guar gum to the water, it thickens and forms gives a different spray. Also, you can change the form of droplets using sugar, and if you pour dishwashing detergent, the droplets will fly higher.

3. Marcus uses a sensor to start the camera, because the water falls too quickly, so he could have time to press your finger on the button. Speed splash water and shutter cameras is very high, up to 1/16 000 seconds, allowing him to capture all the details of the burst pattern that the human eye never has time to fix.

4. For this image, called "The whole world in one drop," Marcus put the surge of water map of the world.

5. He did not retouch your images in Photoshop. Marcus says, "The water can create amazing shapes, but without a photo with a minimum of delay, we would not have seen. It is very difficult to manipulate forms of splashing water. Basic forms such as umbrellas or flying saucers, is relatively easy to do, but to get a double form, you need to work hard and have enough patience. You should also review the results and do not be afraid to experiment. "