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03/24/2011 11:37:08 PMPost actions · #1
Ribbon hogs, water droppers and all DPC heads should bow down and worship this guy.
//illusion.scene360.com/art/16365/throwing-liquid-into-the-air/#more-16365
03/24/2011 11:48:32 PMPost actions · #2
03/24/2011 11:49:02 PMPost actions · #3
That's beautiful. Water droplets (and sheets) with soul!
R.
03/25/2011 12:09:03 AMPost actions · #4
OMG. Breathtaking! Do you think they're composites? How can he throw more than one thing at a time AND take a picture. Must be the Zen....
03/25/2011 12:21:37 AMPost actions · #5
Wow.... that is.... surprisingly gorgeous. I'm stealing this and reposting, Don. :)
03/25/2011 07:47:34 AMPost actions · #6
Andy Goldsworthy has been photographing his own "throws," as he calls them, for decades. Maruyama's work brings this form an interesting and fresh perspective, although I don't care for it that much, myself. I prefer Goldsworthy's work.
03/25/2011 04:36:25 PMPost actions · #7
That looks messy. I'm offended.
03/25/2011 05:06:03 PMPost actions · #8
I like images of throwing liquid.
I also like images of people.
I especially like it when the two are combined.
Extra points for authenticity if the subject is unsuspecting.
04/12/2011 06:12:09 AMPost actions · #9
04/12/2011 06:39:51 AMPost actions · #10
I like the idea, but what he got from this idea is not so beautiful. The images are dark and the background (maybe I should say - the floor) is strange. I'm not so impressed.
04/12/2011 08:58:51 AMPost actions · #11
Magnificent. I absolutely love it, thank you for the link.
04/12/2011 11:28:36 AMPost actions · #12
oh great.
just in time for the current "color" challenges :)
i also agree that the images could be brighter or more interesting, while the capture itself looks great, the image is lacking pop.