Photographing droplets colliding is done with a special tube filled with liquid. Attached to the tube is a small device that releases drops and can be set to milliseconds. So you can drop a drop and have the camera take the picture a few milliseconds later, just when the drop hits the tile or mirror. This creates beautiful formations. …
Your chosen art on canvas, stretched in an aluminum frame. Quick and easy to change for a fresh look and exactly as you want it.
My name is Willem Klopper. Full-time group teacher in primary education and passionate photographer in my spare time.
I can best describe myself as 'all round'; portraits, photo shoots, landscapes and nature, animals, sports, concerts, (extreme) macro, weddings and anything photogenic that comes in front of my lens. I also enjoy taking aerial photos with the drone. I hope you take a look at my albums and find something beautiful!
