Ramon De Giuli hat metallische Farben in Wasser geworfen und das Lichtpartikel-Spiel von ganz nah in Zeitlupe aufgenommen. Das Resultat sind wunderschöne, abstrakte Formen.
„TURBULENCE is an 8K HDR Experience video which was entirely shot in a fishtank with metallic paint and inks. All effects were created in camera. I used a custom micro dropping mechanism es well as 4 axis motion control to capture these images on the macro scale. I was experimenting with very thin needles to release tiny drops into the water. On this level of 5x life-size magnification, one can see the single pigment grains travelling through the water and reflecting the light. I observed many forms of turbulences and the illusion of anti-gravity in the fishtank when the feather light pigments changed direction and started to flow from bottom to top. It was a joy to see this and I hope you like it as much as I do.“
Quelle: Quelle: vimeo staffpicks
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