Capturing Water Balloons Bursting, with High Speed Photography
Looking kinda like some funky fruit, who would have thought a water balloon bursting, would look so cool?
Edward Horsford’s series of high-speed photos, show us just how amazing our childhood water weapon of mass destruction looks when they are not being thrown at your head…instead capturing the water the moment after the balloon has popped, but before the water has entirely lost its shape.
[Cheers io9]
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