Showing posts with label High Speed Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label High Speed Photography. Show all posts

Friday, 7 February 2014

Mind-blowing High Speed Photography by Markus Reugels

Markus Reugels is a talented photographer and artist from Germany. He created a mind-blowing series of pictures that show water droplets. Markus used an ultra-fast camera and special lighting to capture the moments that are imperceptible for human eyes. He used colored water to make the pictures more visible, bright and unusual.

“I'll show you images that are all made with water and color. With the high-speed photography, it is possible to freeze this millisecond, in such forms exist, in order to present them in unique images. In my work, I place great value on everything to photograph the way I imagine it. I do not use image manipulation that changes color and form.” - Markus Reugels
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Monday, 8 April 2013

Brilliant Long Exposure Photography by Mike Behnken


To capture the time exposure/long exposure photography, photographer needs a long duration shutter speed to sharply capture the stationary elements of pictures while smearing, blurring, or obscuring the moving elements. The paths of moving light sources must be clearly visible. Mike Behnken is an experienced photographer who well know how to take the long exposure photography. Here I am sharing his awesome work, and I am sure you will thumb up after viewing his photography.
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Monday, 4 March 2013

Photographer Markus Reugels Captures Amazing Images in a Single Droplet
 
A talented German photographer Markus Reugels creates wonderful photographs using large satellite photos as a backdrop for the drops and high speed cameras to capture the refractive background from water drops. This technique is looking simple but in real it’s quite complex. It needs to check the right place of background, control the shape of the drop and the light to capture a perfect “refraction”. He made in the exact right moment shots yielded results in the form of spherical representations of the Moon, Earth and Jupiter. Take a look at his amazing background’s refraction through water drops shots.
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