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Published: 2009-07-28 02:10:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 67143; Favourites: 1721; Downloads: 2002
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Highly experimental, fluid, high speed: 1/10'000th of a second photography.Director:
Vitaly S Alexius
Assistant photographers:
Wayne
Inam
Hair styling by:
The Trichome Evolution
Studio assistant:
Chico
3 cameras, 3 speedlights, one reflector, one water-proofed studio.
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Comments: 140
I can imagine that happening right now in my heard, but i still don't get how it came out 1/10,000 sec.
the process is as important as the outcome, but everyone should know about the latter, not the before
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1/10,000 sec is an approximate flash duration of how long the flash flickers, an estimate really
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Awesome lightning, capture and working,
I share opinion with aquastar
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How do you do it?! I'd love to see some behind the scenes pictures.
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This is a fantastic photo. What a great shot. I love these water photos
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The lighting in this piece is simply amazing. The cool blue mixed with the warm, brown tones of the model's skin really put a unique feel to this picture. I especially like the way the light hits her skin on the curve of her side and hip, refracted by the water 'wings' behind her. A really nice coincidence.
All of these photos you've done with the water splashes have been a real treat to see. Thank you for sharing them with us!
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u cant convince me u cant control the water!
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How do you go about getting 1/10,000 of a second photography?
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speedlights... 3 of them in fact.
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Well thank you for the answer. Would it be that all 3 are somehow rigged to the same camera, or just precise timing between 3 cameras and then some time of photo joining program, like in the useage with HDR?
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the lights are controlled by 3 triggers, which are controlled by an assistant
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I'd like to know as well lol
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well the extra lights will give it enough light... if you mean how to get the actual picture you could either use a multishot or just keep trying til it looks how you want it
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wow, this is beautiful. i like the lighting especially in the mix with water
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really great stuff man, keep it coming
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Looks like you used a blue gel flash in the back and a white in front right? So unique, so beautiful!
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I can imagine the photo shoot being very frustrating if the water didn't flow the way you wanted it to.
Fantastic picture i LOVE this series, please please PLEASE keep it up
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Damn how do you get the water to look like that? It's been driving me crazy!
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Stunning model. Makeup and lighting are fantastic. the water 
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Puts a whole new meaning to the term water wings
The caustic patterns casted from the "wing" onto her lower back look awesome
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these pictures are really cool. i never wouldve thought to use water like this
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Really cool! Keep this series coming...
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