Got Milk?

[Steve Adkins]

Just playing with some food coloring and half & half. The trick is getting a good viscosity for shapes. Used a sound trigger (whistle) and three flash with my Time Machine. Needed both hands to handle the drop and release.
All C&C welcome.

PS hope you folks are finding "cool" places this summer! Another 90+ in northern MN.

[Mitch Carucci]

Fascinating image. Not sure exactly what you did here, but like the pic...

[Maureen Allen]

Great stuff, Steve! This is rotated 180 degrees, yes? I can just picture you trying to drop the milk, trigger the camera and blow on a whistle at the same time

[John Storjohann]

I agree with the earlier post...it's a fascinating image!...it reminds me of a chandelier hanging over an artist/musician in the spotlight....nicely done!

[Cheryl Slechta]

Steve, glad to see you posting again This is way too technical for me to wrap my head around but I like it!

[denise ippolito]

Steve, Awesome work! I love the smoke top? VERY creative!

[Steve Adkins]

Thanks folks. Here is a link to a setup like I used by Corrie White... I just added the Time machine and sound trigger so I could handle the eye droppers.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/1075688...n/photostream/
And you can check out some of Corrie White's images at:
http://www.liquiddropart.com/Portfol...4063&k=F6hxPZM
It's all milk or cream... no smoke and you're right Maureen, rotate 180.

[Judy Howle]

Very nice Steve! You are really good at getting interesting shapes!

[Andrew McLachlan]

Very creative Steve. I love how the smoke at the top turned out. Way too hot over this way as well this summer. Can't wait for winter