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Jakob Ehrensvärd | profile | all galleries >> Bits and Pieces >> Bursting water balloons tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

Bursting water balloons

The speed which a balloon ruptures is almost supersonic, whereas the time it takes for the water to disperse is fairly long. This in turn gives a quite interesting effect where the water continues keeps its shape, even after the balloon rubber has disappeared.
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Jakob Ehrensvärd26-Mar-2008 23:06
3.2 seconds exposure time is correct. The shot is taken in complete darkness and the actual exposure is done with a flashgun having a burst time of around 1/4000 second.
Guest 26-Mar-2008 04:21
exposure time 3.2 sec to shoot those photos without flash must wrong.
you also hide the flash synchronize device too..... wooo>>>>
Siim17-Aug-2006 22:08
Wow. you have so cool ideas!
Guest 09-Nov-2005 23:25
Neat concept; great shots! DD
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