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Incredible snaps proudly present the high speed
photography by Martin Klimas. High speed photography is a science of
taking pictures in very fast happening.
It is considered as time laps photography. In March 2008 Casio
introduced the EX-F1, the first consumer market camera with creditable
high speed video capability. In this below displayed high speed
photographs you can see the excellent technology adaptation.
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It takes endless attempts to bring out the good finished photography.
Here we posted the excellent high speed photography by Martin Klimas
hope you all will like it.
Martin Klimas was born in 1971 in Lake of Konstanz, Germany. He received
his degree in Visual Communications from Fachhochschule Dusseldorf and
has had many exhibitions in Germany and abroad. He is represented by
Foley Gallery in New York and Bransch for commercial assignments.
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This new series, ‘Exploding Vegetables’, is created by firing a
projectile into different kinds of fruits and vegetables reflecting our
shift towards healthy (bio) food and away from junk food.
Martin Klimas drops porcelain statues and photographs them at the moment
they shatter, creating scenes with incredible senses of movement. You
can almost imagine that the figures in these pictures are actually
alive, and that their bodies blow apart each time they make contact.
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I would love to see an animation inspired by these shattering effects,
although I imagine the bodies might have reassemble their bits in
pieces. Otherwise, no one will ever get anything done.
Martin Klimas destroy a lot of clay to make his art. Combining the
Silence of Eadweard Muybridge's horse pictures with the association-rich
composition someting else, and stop us just at the moment of
transformation. |
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