Ink in Water
Ink ‘N’ Water
One of the funniness project, dropping inks in a water and shooting the action, you will never know what you will get.
The Equipments
o Water + Water container or Glass.
o Food color or normal ink.
o Use Camera Flash or light source.
o Camera on Stand.
o Manual Focus.
o High Speed shutter.
here is the studio set-up that i use
List of things in this Studio:
[o] Bowl of water. [semi-transparent bowl]
[o] Needle for dripping the ink.
[o] Food ink, or any normal ink.
[o] I used a Tripod and Monopod [as shown] to get the camera Top to bottom.
[o] Nikon SB900 as speed-light.
[o] Camera Nikon D90 + 35mm lens.
some original shots without any photoshop edits: [No crop, No colors.. Just resize to W800]
Sample shots after Photoshop edits
From more photos and sample shots, visit my Flickr ,, Hawee – Ta3kees
Ali,
Ali,
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great pics! I have always wondered how people get pictures like this! Thanks for sharing!
Wow, with a bit of planning they came out great! I think I’ll have to to try it again some time!
Awesome. Thank you for sharing the technique. I need to try these. I love your blog, it’s the sort of stuff that I love to try as well. 🙂
Many thanks for your comments..
Hi, i think that i saw you visited my blog so i came to “return the favour”.I am looking for ways to add things to my website!I suppose its ok to use some of your ideas!!
I really enjoyed doing smoke photography and water splash photography – but I’ve never tried this. It looks like a lot of fun and you’ve created some wonderfully colourful images with this technique. I’ll have to give this a try :^) Thank you for sharing your method and setup.
Welcome Squonky and yes it’s really fun..
WOW, thanks for this post. It has definitely inspired me to try this.
It is a fun to see what you will get, yes try it.. and have fun.
I really like your projects. Before reading your bio, I assumed you must be an engineer because of he scientific way you approach them. Very nice. Thank you for looking at my site also.
Amazing idea and wonderfully illustrated!