How To Shoot Liquid Flow Photographs

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Corrie White is an Ontario, Canada-based photographer who specializes in water drop photography. In this tutorial she will share how she makes 'liquid flow' photos - smoke-like abstracts done by dropping cream colored with food dye into a small tank of water, then rotated 180 degrees.
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About the author: Corrie White is an Ontario, Canada-based photographer who specializes in water drop photography. Visit her website here. This post was originally published here.

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