Milk drop

[Digitall]

 

[Just Dave]

Nice set Allan

like the colours in the first and the perfect sphere in #2, nice crowns as well

 

[Digitall]

Thanks Dave.

 

[duttytd]

Superb shots. #4 for me

 

[MWHCVT]

Great work thought I think you need to have a word with your milkman as your milk looks a little bit of an odd colour

Great focus nice and sharp and actually the colours are wonderful too

Matt
MWHCVT

 

[N88]

#3 for me!

 

[bexboater]

Very very cool, would love to produce something along these lines! Congrats!

 

[Digitall]

Superb shots. #4 for me

Thanks Anthony

Great work thought I think you need to have a word with your milkman as your milk looks a little bit of an odd colour
Cheers Matt, straight from the farmer...well not really but the farmers cow:shrug:

Great focus nice and sharp and actually the colours are wonderful too

Matt
MWHCVT

#3 for me!

Thank you David

Very very cool, would love to produce something along these lines! Congrats!

Thanks Bex it is great fun doing thid albeit a bit messy.

 

[SPR Photos]

Last two for me good details/timing and colours too

 

[Digitall]

Last two for me good details/timing and colours too

Thank you.

 

[blue eddie]

Love #2 and #3

 

[tom88jerry]

Really love #3

 

[Digitall]

Love #2 and #3

Thank you.

Really love #3

Thanks.

 

[RJL2005]

Really nice Al, especially #3 sharp from front to back

 

[Digitall]

Really nice Al, especially #3 sharp from front to back

And that is really difficult when doing macro work.
Thanks Rhod

 

[joxby]

The black ones look kinda odd, all liquids are reflective to some degree but milk seems like the number one fluid not to choose if you want to reflect black.
I like the first one, its more animated than the second, and a shade sharper maybe..

 

[moochas]

really like the last 2 allan, how did you do them?

 

[Digitall]

The black ones look kinda odd, all liquids are reflective to some degree but milk seems like the number one fluid not to choose if you want to reflect black.
I like the first one, its more animated than the second, and a shade sharper maybe..

I had to read your statement a few times before I got what you are referring to. The third image look glossy enough, but I agree that the last image seems a bvit dull and less glossy. Thanks.

really like the last 2 allan, how did you do them?

Not very easily! Put a drop of milk on a mirror, then add some drops with food coloring in to the drop on the mirror (I also use black acrylic). Then release a drop from height that passes through an optical sensor, that triggers the timing device (Mumford Time Machine) which fires the flash (4off as, as nuch light as possible is needed because the aperture is someting like f22 to try and get as much DOF as you can) it is the flash that captures the action. All this is done in a dark room. HTH.

 

[moochas]

Sounds complicated but they look ace!! Good idea and good results!

 

[Micky_st]

I was going to ask about how you got the colours aswell so thank you for posting how. Well worth the effort!

Love the colours in #3

 

[Digitall]

Sounds complicated but they look ace!! Good idea and good results!

Thanks Matt

I was going to ask about how you got the colours aswell so thank you for posting how. Well worth the effort!

Love the colours in #3

Thanks Mike.

 

[farrance]

I like number 4, but number 2 is where it's at for me. It looks awesome! Like a little planet earth!

 

[Digitall]

I like number 4, but number 2 is where it's at for me. It looks awesome! Like a little planet earth!

Thank you.