Macros With Milk Droplets

Photo: Corrie White

No, that's not the AOL Guy casting a cherry spell, it's actually a drop of milk.  Corrie White discovered a talent for macro-photography  and prefers the dairy product due to its slower rate of descent.  Using dyes and little else, she creates some stunning, gorgeous images... she even shows her modest, kitchen-based studio!

Link Previously on Neatorama- Macrophotography of Dews

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@Him: Yes, I mentioned air resistance. Regardless, we're not talking an anvil and a feather; we're talking a drop of water and a drop of milk. Even if there were any difference in surface area due to surface tension, it would be so minuscule that the photog would never be able to tell a difference in speed over a fall of 12 inches.
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Wes: Only in a vacuum. Air resistance causes different things to fall at different speeds, depending on how heavy they are or their aerodynamics. Thus, an anvil will fall faster than a feather, unless you are in a vacuum, like the Moon or outer space.
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Gorgeous photography. I can't wait to try this myself.

As for the falling more slowly thing, maybe she meant the splashes are slightly more viscous so last a fraction of a second longer and are easier to capture?
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Went through a bentalyser last night on the way to KFC and then 10 minutes later all the coppers on their dinner break came to the KFC (round the corner). It made me wonder if they setup the drug bus around the corner from the KFC on purpose. Not only that but if you were stoned and in the KFC when 20 cops turn up...I think you would give yourself away like this bloke.

ps: that copper has a laugh
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