This site is about liquid studio photography, which has to be one of the most creative and technically challenging types of photography we know. If you need advise, looking for a critique or simply want to learn about liquid photography, this is the right place for you.
- Studio Photography Insights hangout: creating splash on a black background.
 Hope you know that every Wednesday, at 10PM Eastern time I and Dave Nitsche do Google Plus hangout, called "Studio Photography Insights". More about this event can be found on my studio blog: Weekly Show.
Sometimes we just talk, but sometimes I run a ... - Lancome Mascara and liquid drops
 This is a quick walk-through for the Lancome shot we had recently done.
The shot was staged in a 3 different sets: The mascara alone, then the mascara in a water and drops of liquid gels in a water. All of them were necessary and none of them could be combined in one shot.
- Hi all… I’m Dave…
 I won’t bore you all with my history (actually I will but that will come later) so I’m just gonna get right into it…
From the time I started shooting, about 10 years ago, all I’ve ever heard is that you need studio lights to make great pics ...
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- Photographing Liquids: tutorial #1
 This video is a detailed walk-through of creating the image you see below. The image is quite simple, just a drop of perfume bottle in the water. However, I tried to show you the whole process of creating such shot, with my thoughts and the troubles... - Dior creme shot in-development preview
 We are working on the creative shot of Dior creme, and in this video I show and explain the "splash" part of the shot. I also talk about a complete concept for the shot, so you'll understand why we need these kind of splashes.
- Making of: Splash Garden
 While preparing the Godiva liqueur shot we tried shooting with many different liquids, including water colored by fabric dye. During that particular photoshoot I was developing different techniques for splash shapes and learning how to consistenly throw them. We’ve got hundreds of different colored splashes.
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- Triggertrap device: universal off-camera trigger
 Haje Jan Kamps, writer, photographer and my fellow Pixiq contributor (he is the top one) has developed a very interesting triggering device. This is an open-source, Arduino-based universal camera trigger.
- Hasselblad H4x camera hands-on review
 This weekend I had a great opportunity to play with newest Hasselblad model, H4x (x for extended) medium format camera. As you know, I own old PhaseOne P25+ digital back for H mount, and I use it with H1 Hasselblad.
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