I believe it was during our second class where Professor
Kaufman explained how cameras produced images and how film was processed. One
aspect of the understanding how a camera captures a picture dealt with exposure
and shutter speed. One of the images she had shown showed a water balloon
popping where the shutter speed of the camera was so fast that it captured the
water within the water balloon still in the shape of the balloon that had been
popped. Although the image on the left is not the same photo that was shown
during class, I was motivated to attempt to replicate this image as seen in the
picture on the right. The reason I find this picture so amazing is because of
how simple, pure, and beautiful the water looks when suspended in air. The light
that passes through the water makes it seem as if it were composed of tiny ice
crystals rather than liquid.
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