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It is possible with Edgerton's basic method to photograph abstract structures of liquids in different forms such as a drop. "Freezing motion" means photographing the moment when two drops collide, recording a motion that takes place within milliseconds. Just in one millisecond, the camera should be ready to flash and record the photo. However, you can never know how the water will behave, and you are often disappointed. You may find an empty water container in your hand which was withdrawn with a delay of 1-2 microseconds. A lot of effort has been put into the creation of the photographs in this collection.
Waterdrops photo created with this high-speed shooting technique is in the abstract category.
This photo was taken on August 22, 2013. This photo is 5546 x 4732 pixels 18.1 MB
"Drop Photography" experiments consist of photographing an abstract state of liquid. The electronic flash inventor, electrical engineer, and photographer from the U.S., Harold Edgerton's work on stroboscopic flash photography has been the subject of many scientific articles. A bullet piercing an apple and a milk drop dripping into a container in 1940 have succeeded in being one of the first high-speed photographs. Today, experimenting with abstract liquid forms is increasingly recognized as an essential element of "abstract or close-up" photography. In collaboration with the award-winning photographer Mustafa Yaฤcฤฑ (1poz) https://linktr.ee/1poz , this collection started in 2010. You will find something from your imagination when you look at the details of every artwork you collect.
10% of the income from this collection will be distributed to university students as a scholarship.
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It is possible with Edgerton's basic method to photograph abstract structures of liquids in different forms such as a drop. "Freezing motion" means photographing the moment when two drops collide, recording a motion that takes place within milliseconds. Just in one millisecond, the camera should be ready to flash and record the photo. However, you can never know how the water will behave, and you are often disappointed. You may find an empty water container in your hand which was withdrawn with a delay of 1-2 microseconds. A lot of effort has been put into the creation of the photographs in this collection.
Waterdrops photo created with this high-speed shooting technique is in the abstract category.
This photo was taken on August 22, 2013. This photo is 5546 x 4732 pixels 18.1 MB
"Drop Photography" experiments consist of photographing an abstract state of liquid. The electronic flash inventor, electrical engineer, and photographer from the U.S., Harold Edgerton's work on stroboscopic flash photography has been the subject of many scientific articles. A bullet piercing an apple and a milk drop dripping into a container in 1940 have succeeded in being one of the first high-speed photographs. Today, experimenting with abstract liquid forms is increasingly recognized as an essential element of "abstract or close-up" photography. In collaboration with the award-winning photographer Mustafa Yaฤcฤฑ (1poz) https://linktr.ee/1poz , this collection started in 2010. You will find something from your imagination when you look at the details of every artwork you collect.
10% of the income from this collection will be distributed to university students as a scholarship.
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