laure_bee

<p>Hi all!<br />Posted this question to an sfx forum and haven't got any replies... I remembered how awesomely useful your answers where last time I asked something on this forum so I'll try anyway!<br />For a video project, I would like to do water explosions, as per the reference images below...<br />I'd like to slow motion water bursting onto the talents' faces... Rather than the 'hosed down' effect, I'm really after blobs of water flying through the air.<br />Any tips on how to make this safe and effective?<br />From the ref pics, I think they might have made a water balloon...<br />Any help will be much appreciated! Thanks all!<br> And here's a link to the ref pics: http://xons.tumblr.com/post/105047893318/homotography-romain-laurent-for-wad-mag-53#<br> </p>

<p>Thanks Lex, I've seen the Blake Little shoot a few days ago as well, loved it!<br />I imagine glycerin is safe on the eyes (honey must be as well), you'd want that if you are pouring it on someone's face for the shot.<br> Thanks Charles, didn't think of projections on a fleccy, that's a great idea! Will look into that.<br />It would be really interesting getting different projections happening actually, and try different patterns appearing in the highlights.<br />Then agin, in the reference image, maybe that's a post-effect...<br />Love doing things in-camera though, so would be keen to test it out!</p>

Here it is again guys: http://40.media.tumblr.com/117e39bdb71fe993f0b43b6a0d2c6075/tumblr_nkl9kgUqpu1rt24aao1_1280.jpg

<p>Hi all! Am trying to achieve this wet/dripping water effect for a shoot. The water in this reference pic looks thick (texture) and shiny (light); any tips on how to achieve this look?<br />Thanks everyone!<br /><br /><p><i>Image removed. Per the photo.net Terms of Use, do not post a photo you did not take. Please use a link to the photo in question.</i></p>