New Forms Are Born: Corrie White's Amazing Droplet Photos

2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55

On photos Corrie White drops turn into small works of art. To do this, she does not need ultra-modern technology or masterly possession of graphic editors. All necessary inventory Corrie finds in an ordinary supermarket, in the department of household chemicals.

In photographing drops Corrie White attracted by the opportunity to create their own unique shapes each time and be the first to see what was previously inaccessible to the human eye.

Corrie was born in the Netherlands, but currently lives in Canada. From an early age she was interested in photography, especially macro photography, but she has no special education in this area. All baggage of experience and knowledge Corrie White saved up on their own or purchased on the Internet.

To take a good shot, Corrie all you need is a pipette and a good sense of timing. She made many of her famous photographs according to such a simple recipe. Colored figures are obtained through the use of food coloring, milk or various gels.

Corrie White is constantly on the lookout for untested means of creating shapes. She has tried many methods, from very sophisticated to the simplest, but prefers the latter. The technical side of her pictures is never a secret, on the contrary, Corrie always ready to explain how this or that shot turned out. But her explanations only make these pictures even more amazing and mysterious.

Many of the experiments Corrie White any enthusiast can repeat it in his kitchen. This simplicity of methods and the availability of tools made it possible to turn macro photography of drops and splashes into a separate direction in photography, which already has many adherents. In addition to dynamic works Corrie it is worth highlighting the pacifying, but no less spectacular photographs of David Chambon and Sharon Johnston.