Category Archives: High-Speed Photography

Another 10-microsecond open-flash image. This time a water-filled balloon had been shot by an air pistol. But instead of the usual images you see of a ball of water hanging in the air, this one was taken showing the pellet … Continue reading →

In these three HSF images you can see a water-filled glass with a soap bubble over the top – about to burst. Underneath the soap bubble there is a rising column of water from the first water drop, and the … Continue reading →

Here’s an example of just one of many high-speed images taken using my own designed and built high-speed Xenon flashguns. This is an exposure time of just 10-microseconds (1/100,000th of a second) taken using the open-flash technique. A pair of … Continue reading →