Here we see what happens when a tube is pulled upward in a vase that has different layers of fluids. The fluids are ranked from highest densities being at the bottom to lowest densities at the top which caused the tube to drag dish soap, and water to the oil layer. Also, we see bubbles forming as air enters through the tube and as they rise to the surface.
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Very cool! The focusing and lighting are on point.
Loved how you showed the track by getting closer to the fluids.
There’s so much going in the particles that it looks like a space from an alien landscape. A cosmic adventure!
I love how it looks like a sunset in an alien planet or an alien being born.
I like how you can see the acceleration of the stream as it falls.
Great job! I like the length of the image it helps to draw attention to the vertical flow.
What resolution did your camera take the picture? The close up image is very clear and sharp
I enjoy how this shows a alter state of the image I used. I think they compliment each other very well.
I really like being able to see the fluids falling back out of the straw as it’s lifted up.
I really like the top of this image, it kind of reminds me of magma. The syrup is falling in a very interesting way.
I think the shapes and curvature within the fluids are nice looking but also very demonstrative of the different densities present.
I like how you can see the red fluid layer leaking into the green layer at the bottom of the image.
I like the colors in this image, they look like lava and the fluid coming out of the straw is pretty cool.
I really like the boundary layer you were able to capture with the oil in the water!
Nice capturing of the flow!
I like that you can clearly see the trail of liquids flowing back into their respective layers.
Watching the fluid fall back down to its separate layers almost looks like the tube, so I enjoy the trickery of the photo
Great look at the shear forces on the side of the pipe. I enjoy the lower density fluid flowing down through the layers.