We ’ve seen the fearsome imagery disgorge out ofBP , but oil coalesce with water , in the hands of ourShooting Challengeparticipants , will make you stare , mouth agape , with wonder .
Lead Shot
Used a canon 50D with a 100 mm macro lens , 400 shutter speed , fstop at 2.8 , but just had a shot glass with a some water and a little bite of canola oil .
-Jordan Mudrack
Gravitational Pull
This shot was done on a Canon Rebel Xsi with a Tamron 90 mm f/2.5
-Charles Golonkiewicz
Oilmelon
I used a Sony DSC - H20 mega - zoom tv camera : ISO 400 , 1/20 sec , F3.5 . I used a clear glass coffee press to contain the liquidity and i colored the water with pink food gloss .
-Matthew Hannigan
Olive Noir
Nikon D5000
55 millimeter f/8
1/50 sec .
ISO 200
I poured some European olive tree oil in the glass and took a few shot
-Sharon Hardy
Pale Blue Sludge
Photo shot at f/5.6 , 1/60s , ISO 250 , with an 18 - 55 mm @ 55 mm mounted to a Nikon D90 .
The shot consist of a plastic cupful filled with water . I put a few drops of used motor vegetable oil , Pteridium aquilinum fluid , and transmitting fluid in the water . The blue tint to the urine derive from an light-emitting diode flashlight used to get down the cup from the side .
-Avinash Patel
Minty Fresh
tv camera : Nikon D40 , stock certificate lens
1/800s at f5.6 , 1600 iso
I shot this mint sprig in a glass shock fill one-half with water system and half with vegetable oil .
-Travis Webster
Blood Is Thicker Than Oil
This photo was produce my setting a gravid cup of tea full of corn oil on top of a lamp
Canon 7D , using a outback and tripod
Lens : Canon Macro EF 100 mm f/2.8 IS USM Lens
ISO 400
f/5.0
1/1000 .
-Luke Salyer
Green Goo
television camera : Canon 50D
Lens : 100 mm
farad : 6.3
Shutter : 1/200
ISO : 100
This shot was setup with me dripping cooking vegetable oil into a tatty wase filled with H20 that I had lying around . Strobist was done by shooting a speedlite ( with a drab colloidal gel ) into a white paper and that is the background for this image .
-Antti Mutka
Dazzler
Canon Powershot s90 , 1/1250 sec exposure , f/8 , ISO 125 . Stirred - up olive oil and body of water in a white bowl in sunlight .
-Brian Hall
Where’s the Lettuce?
“ Where ’s the dinero ? ”
This is a well mixed batch of pee colored with balsamic acetum and oil decant into a glass bowl and lit from below .
Olympus E-520 , 50mmZuiko OM crystalline lens iwth 4/3 : OM convertor , F/3.5 , ISO 100 .
-Julie Urban
Magnification
Canon 550d
Shutter Speed : 1/800
Aperture : 5.6
Focal Length : 55 mm
I took this picture on a very sunny daytime , mixing sunflower oil , wash off up liquid state and blue intellectual nourishment dye in a $ 1 food for thought container
-Paul Lowry
Surf
Shot with Canon 30D w/ 100 mm 2.8 macro lense . I shoot at ISO 100 , f/9.0 , 1/160 sec . I did some Emily Price Post output to using Adobe Lightroom 2 .
This oil was just even vegetable oil and I used a spray feeding bottle to spray water in it . This was done on a field glass baking dish that I put white report under the baking beauty .
-Kenneth Tran
Psychedelic Gas Station
Nikon D90
Nikon 18 - 105 mm VR
B+W 67 mm Circular Polarizer
I decide to reconnoitre local gas stations and business ally for puddle
with oil color .
-Nick Sprankle
WINNER
This snapshot was taken using a Canon SX20 IS , ISO 80 , f/2.8 , and 1/1000 photograph . I balanced a glass pie goat god with body of water and vegetable oil on top of two glasses , placed the BP logo underneath , and then used a drinking straw to make the fossil oil bubble .
-Kristin Echerd
Some of my favorites are above , but there are so many more smashing shaft in our full galleries below … many of which I ’d love to sport as well . Wallpaper - sized photos can be foundon flickr .
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https://gizmodo.com/shooting-challenge-oil-gallery-part-1-5556905
picture gallery 2
https://gizmodo.com/shooting-challenge-oil-gallery-part-2-5556919
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