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WOW!

Goodness. Impressive.

Wow! How many tries did that take?

something ethereal about this delightful picture

What's the set-up to capture this magnificent image? What are the techniques used? Facts that is interesting to know?

Am I right in assuming this was done in a dark studio with a strobe as the only light source? But that doesn't make sense since the shutter speed was 1/125. Was this just trial and error? How did you synchronize the exposure with the impact of the glass in the water? I'd love to know. (my first guess would be a sound trigger on a strobe, but then you'd need a bulb setting on the shutter and total darkness)

 

In any case, I love the image, the lighting is fantastic, and the water cavity is extremely fascinating.

 

Thanks for showing us the shot.

Dan

 

That is so awsome!!

An interesting idea might be to fill the glass with some red wine before the drop.

WOW!

Just to let the rest of you know, I got an email from Tomas in which he told me that in fact this was done in total darkness with the shutter open (on bulb). He held the glass in one hand, and the strobe trigger in the other. Used a Metz 45 strobe with a soft box, and some reflectors. It took him 5 to 6 tries.

 

Thanks again Tomas.

 

 

 

What a lot of fun. I like the idea of filling the glass with wine, too.

 

Fish tank?

Now thats a cool picture.

-AK

bro! it's now my wallpaper. i used to have daniella pestova up, but not anymore.

I don't know photography, but I know what I like...

 

How in the world did you do that? That is absolutely amazing! Are you a professional? If your not you should be. WOW!

Blows my mind. Teach me. Grand.

sexy stuff

That is really a cool picture!

was the glass spining when it hit the water?....it's very cool...water have a photogenic property

Tomas, you're really good.

well thats a real good picture..being a novice i am really amazed seeing it will sure try one myself...so my opinions shouldnt really matter you....i greatly respect your work..but some one or yourself would be kind enough to tell me details regarding the apeture and shutter speed ..please..

This is just so... "a glass half full" I Love it:)

:) Please, are you going to sell your photo to me ! I want to hang it in my studio !

 

What a fantastic shot. I would be curious what you used to trigger the shutter. Excellent work!

Perhaps also interesting to fill the strobe with some small colourful fish... :P

 

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