(Reblogged from itmeansmoto)
(Reblogged from itmeansmoto)
Not something you see everyday out of your 747 flight window
(Source: jordocool)
Water droplet art celebrates the infinite forms created from the impact of drops with a pool and rebounding jets. It’s a still life captured from split second interactions between inertia, momentum, and surface tension. These examples from photographer Markus Reugels are among some of the most complex shapes I’ve seen captured. Be sure to check out his website for more beautiful examples of liquids frozen in time. (Photo credits: Markus Reugels; via Photigy)
AMAZING KINETIC SCULPTURES BY BOB POTTS
Bob Potts is a kinetic Sculptor in upstate New York. His work renders motions inspired by nature into graceful and silent mechanical forms. The craftsmanship of his work is visible in every detail.
[ gif made by DevidSketchbook ]
