Frozen WaterWaves of Sound, The Singing Bowl (Non-reproducible Art)
Non-reproducible Art
Today, I was inspired to do some kind of Art, because of my own article:
How -Art- becomes Art (A critical Discourse).
So I decided to do something special. This time I took my 24-85 Lens, a Singing Bowl and filled the Bowl with Water. Now I adjusted the Autofocus and set it to manual (fixed). Then I took the toggle and hit the bowl. The Bowl then began to sing.
In the moment, the sound wave was getting visible in the Water, I hit the trigger on my Camera. I repeated this procedure several times. I didn’t use a tripod, to make it more complicated. For the approach, I took a fast Shutterspeed at 1/640s with my lens wide open at Aperture f=4.5 and 85mm, to achieve a nice bokeh. Please read here about Bokeh.
This piece of Art can't be reproduced in real life ever again. It is absolutely unique, as most things are.
I call the resulting artwork Frozen WaterWaves of Sound.
Frozen WaterWaves of Sound
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