Here is another one of Shinichi Maruyama's photos but from a different set of photos. I think he has done it by dropping oil into water. I chose to analyse this photo now because it shows the difference in viscosity again which is very interesting to me. Looking at this makes me think it was a bit more colourful then it could link with my work.

Here is my second experiment which also didn't go to well but his time was mainly because i couldn't capture it with my camera. Next time I will try filming it and taking stop frames from that as my photos instead.Hopefully that will work.

Here my first experiment which didn't go right for an amount or reasons. the main ones were things such as it'so dull, glass with water and a white background . Nothing stands nor does it link to my artists which are all colourful and vibrant and have stand out features in them. Another reason this experiment failed was because of how i couldn't capture the splash and even if I did in the top photo, my hand was in the way and couldn't get out of he photo fast enough. Where as in he bottom photo i dropped something in the water and I couldn't capture the splash because my camera wasn't fast enough.

Here is one Shinichi Maruyama's 'Garden' photos. I selected his one because it shows two different fluids with different viscosity's. It shows how they form different shapes while under the influence of gravity. The water shows a sort of lighter way of being in mid air where as the paint that has been thrown is more of a sculpture he seems o stay together bu bends and seems to curve a bit more naturally than the water, which makes it have more of an interest attached to it. Although the water has a more of an aesthetic taste with how its transparency reflects the colour behind it, also it has more of a sort of rigid display which seems to interests me also.

This here is Shinichi Maruyama doing his water sculpture movie. This shows how he did his water sculpting idea. I find it inspirational because of the shapes that the water takes when in mid air.