{"id":6651,"date":"2010-03-17T21:07:32","date_gmt":"2010-03-17T13:07:32","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.hongkiat.com\/blog\/?p=6651"},"modified":"2020-04-15T19:54:08","modified_gmt":"2020-04-15T11:54:08","slug":"high-speed-photography-frozen-in-time","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.hongkiat.com\/blog\/high-speed-photography-frozen-in-time\/","title":{"rendered":"High Speed Photography : Frozen in Time"},"content":{"rendered":"

In a blink of the eye, a lot can happen. A lot of astonishing things happen in a split of a second, but they are moving too quickly for us to see. High-speed photography is the art of photographing a rapidly occurring event.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Depending on the event to be photographed, methods range from the use of ultra-short time flash exposures to producing lots of exposures in a split-second. Seemingly frozen in time, a lot of photographers have their particular method of doing high-speed photography.<\/p>\n

The usual photographic flash component offers a flash that lasts around a thousandth of a second (a millisecond). But the photographic flash component used in high-speed photography is so much quicker than this, and it creates a flash of light around a microsecond (a millionth of a second). This lets you freeze time through pictures that are happening tremendously fast.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s not easy to come up with a perfect shot while capturing a rapidly occurring event; photographers that specialize in this type of photography are masters of patience. Below are some incredibly fresh images that show the beautiful combination of artistic expression and technical precision.<\/p>\n

#1 <\/a>@Avi_Abrams<\/h3>\n
\"splash\"<\/figure>\n

#1 <\/a>@Beforethecoffee<\/h3>\n
\"breaking<\/figure>\n

#2 @Burrard Lucas<\/h3>\n
\"blue<\/figure>\n

#3 <\/a>@David Neff<\/h3>\n
\"cig\"<\/figure>\n

#4 <\/a>@Fiat<\/h3>\n
\"crash<\/figure>\n

#5 @Tpphoto<\/h3>\n
\"kiwi<\/figure>\n

#6 <\/a>@Bda668<\/h3>\n
\"near<\/figure>\n

#7 <\/a>@Aziz J.Hayat<\/h3>\n
\"water<\/figure>\n

#8 <\/a>@Michael Durham<\/h3>\n
\"frog<\/figure>\n

#9 <\/a>@David Neff<\/h3>\n
\"bullet<\/figure>\n

#10 <\/a>@Fotoopa<\/h3>\n
\"waterfigure\"<\/figure>\n

#11 <\/a>@Robert D Bruce<\/h3>\n
\"happy<\/figure>\n

#12 <\/a>@James Neeley<\/h3>\n
\"lights<\/figure>\n

#13 <\/a>@Aziz J.Hayat<\/h3>\n
\"balloon<\/figure>\n

#14 @Alastair Batchelor<\/h3>\n
\"whiplash\"<\/figure>\n

#15 <\/a>@Mark Watson<\/h3>\n
\"smash\"<\/figure>\n

#16 <\/a>@Fotoopa<\/h3>\n
\"flower\"<\/figure>\n

#17 @OSUSTUDENT<\/h3>\n
\"dart\"<\/figure>\n

#18 <\/a>@Jens Erik Mikkelsen<\/h3>\n
\"from<\/figure>\n

#19 <\/a>@Swashbuckle Pics<\/h3>\n
\"broken<\/figure>\n

#20 <\/a>@Photoboothguy<\/h3>\n
\"death<\/figure>\n

#21 <\/a>@Alan Sailer<\/h3>\n
\"santa<\/figure>\n

#22 <\/a>@Micah Camara<\/h3>\n
\"hairflip\"<\/figure>\n

#23 <\/a>@Fotoopa<\/h3>\n
\"waterfigure\"<\/figure>\n

#24 <\/a>@Byredis<\/h3>\n
\"cognac\"<\/figure>\n

#25 <\/a>@Infiltrator<\/h3>\n
\"high<\/figure>\n

#26 <\/a>@Andrew Davidhazy<\/h3>\n
\"shotgun\"<\/figure>\n

#27 <\/a>@LSG<\/h3>\n
\"nikon<\/figure>\n

More<\/h2>\n

Here are more inspirational photography entries we\u2019ve previously published. Check them out!<\/p>\n