Water drop collisions are like clouds. We can often "see" things within them or suggested by them. I see a lizard-like reptile sitting on a mushroom. What do you see?
Click on the image to see a larger view. Enjoy the splash!
This year, I have chosen "30 Days of Water Drops and Splash Art" as my theme for the www.Worth1000.com 30 day photo challenge. I have been researching, experimenting and learning about the behavior of water drops for the past few months. I hope to be able to share some interesting images which show the beauty of colliding liquids, invisible to the naked eye until captured by the camera. I hope you enjoy my efforts!
Pretty! If it had a green background, it might be confused as a poisonous mushromm (LSD?). :D
ReplyDeleteI have been loving these for a while now and am looking forward to seeing a whole month of them! Are you saving for web in sRGB format? That works for me and I haven't had any weird issues.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Rick. Glad you've been enjoying them! Yes, I've been saving as sRGB all along. I just don't get it. :(
DeleteGorgeous shot! Beautiful colors and that splash is so cool. Well done
ReplyDeleteWow, what a fantastic and beautiful shape! You really have mastered these! What a great start to your challenge, and I really am looking forward to more.
ReplyDeleteWonderful, I love how the diagonal tail of drops breaks the centered composition.
ReplyDeleteI may end up leaving two comments, as I dont see the one I just posted??...but its ok! This is fantastic!! I cant wait to see all 30 days of your creations! (and yes...I see the lizard too!!)
ReplyDeleteImpressive stuff, Carol! Great color combination and splash. To me, it looks like a disintegrating graduation cap on a stand, although that makes no sense :D
ReplyDeleteOh, I am so impressed. You've been working hard and it shows. This is going to be an amazing month and you are going blast everyone away with these amazing photographs. Just wonderful!
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ReplyDeleteI am wanting to experiment with this one day. Do you have a timer for your camera synced up with a dropper perhaps? I didn't see the lizard on the mushroom until you mentioned it, and I can definitely see it now. Will be looking for more abstract subjects in your future ones! Loving it already, but will you be able to keep it new and different? :)
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