[Faline]

There are entire worlds out there that humans cannot see with the naked eye. With powerful microscopes we are able to observe life at the microscopic (and even atomic) level; and with high-speed cameras we are able to observe events that happen in fractions of a second.
Photographer Markus Reugels focuses on the latter, primarily experimenting with water drops. Through dizzying combinations of lighting, food colouring, surfaces (liquid and solid) and airstreams; Reugels creates incredible liquid art that occurs and disappears in a split-second, but is immortalized through his photography.
Reguels stresses the fact that the images are not Photoshopped and that he only uses post-production software to remove things like sensor dust. All tones and colours are naturally processed and the shapes and patterns are not digitally manipulated.
http://www.markusreugels.de/

[bob351]

This is awesome, crazy shapes.

[Photoplay]

Wow! Insanely beautiful.
Fantastic High Speed Photography. So much, thought, design, engineering and process has gone into this. Hope he is recognised for his fantastic results. Good on him.

[kellyhound]

amazing

[Sharon]

Smart as anything

Amazing how he set that up to achieve the images, clever stuff.

[el_topo]

Fascinating