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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 14 October 2009 )
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High speed, or "flash" photography is an art, widely used in scientific
research, which also has a dedicated following among those wanting to "blow
things apart" in the most elegant way possible. It's not easy to come up with a
perfect shot... consider 1200ft/sec average speed of a bullet, plus a
synchronizing laser, hi-tec flash setup and a fancy camera-work. The following
is "the best of" gallery from a few masters of the genre.

High Speed Explosions Photography
Stefan, a.k.a. Fotofrog has a gorgeous set, where fruits and some vegetables get
blown to smithereens, together with some tableware:












(images credit: Stefan - Fotofrog)
Crayons from Spyzter:

(image credit: Khuong)
Shattered glass lamp:

("Shattered Glass" by Raniel)
Peeled banana (and more from Jasper Nance)

(image credit: Jasper Nance)
Antibacterial soap bar:

(image credit: Jasper Nance)
Unfortunate? doll:

(image credit: Jasper Nance)
Hot tomato:

(image credit: Jasper Nance)
Bullet through a bottle:

(image credit: Johnny Lee)
"Pulsetronics" is UK company specializing in high-speed photography, mostly for
science research. They also have a few artistic gems there:





Full Magnum Force:

(image credit: Arya Abidi)
Two spherical shock waves are visible on this "schlieren image" (an
interferometric technique used to study the distribution of density gradients
within a transparent medium). A serious weapon with considerable force, but
nothing a good solid bottle of beer couldn't do:












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