Who's crying now !

Who's crying now !, originally uploaded by It's life Jim.....

Never any point in crying over spilt milk.

Using flash photography can be fun at times.... but messy.

• Position the flash/strobe close to the subject - this makes sure the subject is well lit, but the background remains in darkness. 
• Use a high f-stop in order to get a deep depth of field so that the front and back of the milk splash both in focus
• Use the highest shutter speed available that syncs with your strobe, although no great issue if this is only 1/60th second
• The milk will appear frozen in place as the actual flash duration is typically about 1/1000th of a second.
• You will probably have to repeat multiple times to get the timing coordinated between the splash happening and operating your camera.

Enjoy