Remember that Broncolor-sponsored "shootout" video a little ways back, in which the high-end pack-and-heads systems competed to freeze water droplets in a concept shot?
A few of you were like, "Yeah, cool, but couldn't you also do that with an Einstein?"
Yeah, turns out you could. And who better to prove that than Jarek Wieczorkiewicz, who specializes in conceptual sculpted-liquid portraiture. His results, along with a (slightly NSFW-ish) vid, inside. Read more »
Heather was over. We shot three quick concepts for no particular rhyme or reason. The three element theme was a total coincidence.
Fire and water are obvious, leave a comment about why I think the third image might symbolize earth.
PS – these were shot one day before Heather had her scalp bic’d, by the amazing Steven Robertson, for what might be destined to be one of my favorite shoots this year… coming soon!
This was shot over a year ago, 2008-07-17, then my camera was a little more then a half year old and I just had to try out if it was water resistance as Nikon said. This film was shot with a Sigma 10-20mm lens
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I have recently noticed that an interesting phenomenon takes place when I shine my 250MW Green Laser directly down the center of the vortex. It seems to disrupt the rotation of the neodymium magnets within the container and eventually the rotating magnets begin to rattle in a pattern that sounds almost like electricity, or the Schumann Resonance. Additionally, the reflection/refraction of the laser light as it is pointed down the vortex displays a fascinating and very dynamic fractal symmetry. At approximately 2:39 I begin shining the laser down the vortex take a close look at 2:41-2:49, and 3:49-3:51. Notice the strange silhouettes visible within the top of the vortex… Try taking screenshots of this and enhancing them in photoshop… I enhanced some of the screenshots last night and was thoroughly creeped out by the result. I’m looking forward to your thoughts about that! Try the experiment out for yourself and by all means share your thoughts with me. YoungTesla www.extropedia.org The book “Living Water- Viktor Schauberger and the Secrets of Natural Energy” by Olof Alexandersson was the root of my inspiration, which inevitably led to this experiment.
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