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A three drop splash with a double collision.
Taken on one of my shoots experimenting with liquid mixes, lighting and backdrops.
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Sigma 105mm macro lens, lit with two off camera flashes.
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Best seen Large on black - Press L
took a free nikon wireless flash workshop at samy's camera. it was aimed mostly at newbies and even though i have done some wireless flash stuff already, i've only done very basic set ups with one flash. at this workshop, we got to use multiple flashes in a variety of situations. i got to use the nikon trainer's D300S for this shot.
A large low pressure system off Greenland produced some amazing waves here on the east coast of Newfoundland these past few days.
A welcome splash of colour on an otherwise gray day as the local service railcar departs Lukavac. The real object of interest was in the background - the Kriegslok waiting to leave with empties for the Sikulje coal mine. Near Tuzla, Bosnia, February 2015. © Photo: David Hill.
Lazy Sunday playing around with some metallic paints.
Splashart kit used to drop blue paint onto an orange drop already placed on a piece of Perspex.
2 x Yongnuo YN560IV's at either side of drop. 1/128 @ 24mm and with bounce cards out. I'll post a pic of the setup in the comments.
Milk splashing into a shallow dinner plate filled with ... more milk. SB-800 flash to the front left and an improvised reflector on the other side.
This photo was taken by our LIVE Color Splash Shooting. I shooted two models with different colors & poses. Here is the link to the video about the LIVE shooting:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5GuKPq_2HQ
I also shared a video about my editing process by these photos. Hope you like it.
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Water splashed gently against the side of the Argo. The methodical sound of the oars cutting through the sea pounded in Jason’s ears. The men behind him, some of the greatest warriors in the world, were talking quietly amongst themselves. Yet, a spirit of restlessness hung over them. They were sailing into the unknown, into…adventure!
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This is my entry for Category C of the Wrath of the Titans contest over in the Greco-Roman LEGO group. It was a very, very fun build, especially the shaping of the boat. I wish I could build the whole thing, but I ran out of pieces...
As Obi-Wan would say, "at least they're still sailing half a ship." ;)
This is also a chance to showcase my water technique, using the trans-black. I'm really curious to know what y'all think about it. :)
Soli Deo Gloria! :)
Cada milésimo de segundo da gota caindo faz diferença na forma que terá o splash, misturando cores vibrantes que resultam em imagens extraordinárias, cuja interpretação fica a critério de cada um de nós.
Some work to do on the set up here but I quite liked the angles so I left it!
Strobist... 580exii honl 8" snoot camera left 1/16 105mm. 580exii lastolite strobo gobo gridded camera right 1/16 105mm.
A male elephant drinking and splashing water in the river at the back of our camp in Savute, Chobe National Park, Botswana
IMG_4304, 250mm
More on this image at kidona.com.
A composite of several images, but essentially the bottle and surface were married with the splashes. Lighting for the bottle image can be found here.
Splashes/strobist: Elinchrom ELC Pro HD 500 and reflective silver umbrella behind a Translum scrim, at "3.0" (in Elinchrom-speak). At ISO 800, this yielded an exposure of f/11. Quadra "A" head in 5" reflector/diffuser, at minimal power (0.4 in ES) also around f/11. I under-exposed the shot by 1 2/3 stops though to help the water (food colored blue) to stand out.
Triggered by Skyport.
PP in PS/CC 2015
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