In those shots, Reugels placed photos of orbs, from our moon and the Earth to Venus, behind a drop of water. The stunning photos reveal a refraction of the worlds within each droplet.

When you drop a single droplet of milk or cream into the water, it sinks in such shapes. Here, you can play with lots of things, more drops, colored milk and cream, etc.

Water Drop photography is a great topic that's not only interesting, but it also gives you the chance to show people a world that most have not seen before. With this in-mind, here's a quick ...

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Water droplets are beautiful things, though photographing them can prove difficult without a little help. Precise timing is key, and that’s what led [Alex Pikkert] to build a timing controller ...

One iPhone photography hack suggests using a water drop instead of a macro lens while the Best Experimental Film from Manchester’s 2016 film festival was shot entirely with a waterdroplet lens.

The water droplet is the quintessential cliché of high-speed photography. Any Internet search will produce a dizzying number of bursting and rippling liquid surfaces. Yet in the right hands, even ...

But with time, it grew into a hobby. I learned everything I know by myself, so I read [posts] in many photo communities. In this way, found a thread about water-drop photography.

Mr Komarechka applied the drops of water to the stems using a hypodermic needle and then captured the pictures through a macro lens. Each image took hours to create.

Two researchers, using laser-flash photography of microscopic droplet-particle collisions, have discovered that water droplets still have liquid tricks to reveal. Previous research has primarily ...

My setup is seen using a cheap plastic picture frame stacked on two 2x4 boards to photograph artwork through water droplets in Cedar Rapids on Monday, June 22, 2020.