30,000 light years from home by Onslow
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Further tweaks today has decreased the exposure time to less than 1/30,000th of a sec. where I found this lonely creature.
The stem is twisted. I had hope using 2 colours I may have been able to get a streak on that to show it more but the coloured drop (red) reforms having previously dispersed when it hits the surface of the liquid.
Many thanks for your viewing & comments
Richard.
Comments (25)
unike
And lovely! The black background is just perfect!
soulofharmony
Richard congrat's on the technical merit a prep for this shot..law of physics.. brillaint series and outstanding results... curtsies..:)..:))))
Tedz
I just want to give it a big liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiick! Welcome ET!
Valentin
I don't know how you managed it, but it is really fantastic!! A cosmic shot!
Enmos
Super !!! Awesome work !! :)
uniquedreamer
WOW!! kewl macro!! Excellent work!
Cosme..D..Churruca
So interesting ! Superb !
lafayette
Superb shot of this bicolor splash!
jcv2
Dunno about paint but I remember of water that the surface tension causes a falling drop to be bounced back in its entirety before it will fall back again and eventually dissolve in the rest of the water. You might even experiment with petrol and a little iodine added to it, and dropping down water with iodine in it (dissolved ioding has different colors in those liquids) - oh boy, I feel myself the little boy experimenting again! Yay! Fabulous work! 1/30,000 sec!? Incredibly short, must be quite cam you use! :)
ModestyB
POLKAGRIS!!!!! nam nam :) P&K
Ger50
wow, this is fantastic!!
DarkestAngel
I don't usually like repeated series but this is truly fascinating and very entertaining. Have you posted in the forum yet saying what your technique is?
jared99
Just fantastic! Almost looks like it was rendered. Very cool idea mixing the two colors!
sossy
another stunner and remarkable colored! ;o)
L8RDAZE
This is really cool and inspiring stuff Richard...this reminds me of a melted candy cane!
UKmac
That is just so good, sorry not good, blooming excellent. How do you the timing right at 1/30,000 sec, super fast fingers!!
WandM
Very creative and beautiful.
cynlee
yes.. the makings of a candy cane.. liiiiiiick! super ;]
kimariehere
fabulous creature from so far away i love your immagination in the title hehe..!! wonderful timing and turnout facianting!
Margana
As fabulous as the others Richard.And your titling is perfect as well.They do look like distant planets.I'm sorry you didn't get your color twist,but being the perfectionist you seem to be,I'm sure that's only a matter of time.Excellent as always!-M :^)
gradient
amazingly cool shot..congrats...very interesting setup for this too...although the homemade electronics baffle me!
Digimon
Isn't that an old Stones tune? I seem to remember a rather psychedlic tune by that name? Or was it a SCI-Fi movie....anyway! Awesome image!
wildgoha
this serie is so pretty and amazing ! great idea
IO4
Fabulous picture.
PaisleyRose
A fantastic idea! You must have the patience to go with your talent, because I surely could not do this! :o)