Japanese artist Shinich Maruyama is not the type of photographer you'd
want to lend your studio to in a hurry. In his latest series
Kusho, he's captured the exquisite
airborne collisions of black indian ink and water
which are photographed moments before the two substances inevitably
become a grey puddle of mess all over the studio floor. Shot using strobe light
technology with speeds up to one 7500th of a second the level of detail is unbelievable. Messy but beautiful stuff.
To view samples from the series, click on the thumbnails to the right of
this post and for more information about Shinichi Maruyama visit
shinichimaruyama.com