Corrie White uses drops of liquid, clever lighting and a camera to produce these artistic images.
Click on the drop, and it can split when it's full. To eliminate all the drops with the least clicks!
These incredible high-speed photos of water droplets were taken by Markus Reugels. As a result of the high speed camera, they are frozen in time. His camera has a shutter speed of as much as 1/16th of a second and an extremely fast flash. The water droplets are truly amazing.
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