Golf balls make a splash.

[norbs]

Rooting around in the back yard studio (garage).






C&C welcome.

[Killakoala]

Works well. I like this kind of image.

[rcg]

Wow that looks amazing, good stuff

[colin_12]

These are interesting Norbs. What lighting did you use?
Regards Colin

[Pehpsi]

2nd shot is the winner here I reckon. How many goes does this usually take?

[phoenix]

Yeah i'd be interested to know about the lighting. But also about the whole setup really. Any more info?

They're are really nice shots. Very interesting.

[Matt. K]

What a waste of good vodka.

[norbs]

I will try and get some shots of the setup on the weekend.

Quickly.

Old fish tank, Bunnings light, golf ball and patience.

[MHD]

Yes. more info please.... very nice shots.

[ChrisB]

These are fantastic! I wouldn't have the patience.

[surenj]

nice photos! has stock written all over it....

[norbs]

These are fantastic! I wouldn't have the patience.

Took all of 20 minutes, including cleaning and filling the old fishtank.

[Merkyone]

Love the second one. From my perspective, it could do with a little cropping on the left hand side.

[jethro]

Excellent work, sharp as a tack
jethro

[ChrisB]

Only 20 minutes? Gee that's ok. Here I was thinking it took hours.

[ozimax]

Fun images, inspires me to go and shoot something different.

Ozi

[phoenix]

It's always nice to see some different shots, even if i don't particularly see myself going out and trying this. It just gives me good motivation to make sure I'm always trying to think a bit differently. Thanks for the inspiration to get of my behind!

[whoalse]

what a different and awesome perspective (and idea) you got there!
Love the shots, both of them!

[Travy]

Great concept!!

number is a winner for me

[norbs]

For the people who asked how I did the golf ball splash.

Splash # and #2 where done using only the 2 yellow spotlights you see in this photo. I just dropped the ball and used a remote shutter switch to trigger the camera when I thought the time was right. I think the photos done this way worked out better than the ones below with the flashes.

Splash #3 and #4 where done using the flashes that can be seen to the front left and right of the fish tank. No spotlights. The "studio" was dark, camera set to 5 second exposure, then I dropped the ball and triggered the flash when I thought the ball was hitting the water.

Hope this helps.