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Nov 4th 2010
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Space-age jelly? A new art installation from Jeff Koons? A scary CGI sextoy massager? Let’s all pull together now, before opinions are polarized even more…

It’s actually a macro photo of ferrofluid (a liquid created from nanoscale ferromagnetic particles, which might turn magnetized right away), shot while it’s within the presence of magnets. Photographer Linden Gledhill has been exploring this extreme photography using 1.5x magnification and a StackShot automated macro rail.

Do have a look at the remaining of Linden’s photography on his Flickr page. [ Flickr via Photojojo ]

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This post is tagged: art installation, extreme photography, ferromagnetic particles, jeff koons, macro photo, magnification, photographer

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