Artist creates incredible water drop photography
It's water like you've never seen it before
Digital Reporter
Monday, May 5, 2014, 8:21 PM - Photographer Corrie White uses inspired lighting, colouring and a "good sense of timing" to create stunning images of water droplets.
It's water like you've never seen it before.
Photographer Corrie White uses colouring, lighting and a drip machine to create stunning water droplet photos.
They look like pieces of blown glass or tropical foliage from a yet-to-be discovered planet.
White says she first became interested in water drop images in 2009. Since then, she's taken more than 100,000 photos.
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"No two are alike," she says, adding that most of what is captured in her images are invisible to the naked eye.
Aside from cleaning up a few stray particles, White says her photos are not manipulated in post-processing.
"With the quick burst of a flash, the motion is frozen in time to enjoy forever," she says.
"My passion is water drop photography."
To see more of Corrie's work, visit Liquiddropart.com.
