30 Colorful Shots Of High Speed Bullet Photography
Posted on Jun 11, 2009 | Comments 98
High speed bullet pictures passing through various objects! It is almost impossible to capture a speeding bullet with your eye and the impact the bullet creates is even faster and happens within a blink of an eye.
It will be very much interesting to see how the objects look while breaking and shape it takes after hitting with a bullet.
Here are 30 excellent high speed bullet pictures passing through various objects, captured using high speed cameras.
( photos by alan_sailer )
( photos by nebarnix )
( photo by fithtyfithty )
( photo by thejoycelet )
23 Amazing Pictures Of High Speed PhotoGraphy
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These are amazing! I’d love to use some of them on my blog, if possible.
amazing picture, what lens and camera ?
Great pictures, which type of camera had been used?
Some of these (#16 and #20) appear to be a round from a pellet gun. And maybe #2 was from the same set. This leaves me to think that the images can be captured inexpensively with fairly common hardware. Still, the pictures look great! I especially like the food items.
I can’t explain it in words, but all I can say is that it is eye catching, beautiful and attractive photograph.
amazing pics but what i really wanna say is “great shooting, man! the gun that is.”
Wonderful photos. I wonder how much light they had to use to get the shutter speed fast enough to capture the motion so clearly.
Wonderful shots – I look forward to sharing them with my photo students next semester. Thanks as always to Doc Edgerton!
Awesome photos with amazing lens!!!
Ha, DIE CHILI’s! PBR, Especially Taquiza… nasty…
Wonderful phisycs and art combination!
Yes, a couple of the shots are a pellet from an air rifle. Most likely a Gamo air rifle.
Now, think these bullets impacting in a bone…
see- guns ARE cool!
The one that cuts the card in half is pretty neat. The others are exceptional as well.
Wow, very nice.
The gallery itself should show bigger pictures though.
Somy
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i hope they ate the mess afterward. otherwise, what a waste of food!
Destruction, morbid. This is not art, it’s plain vandalism reduced to an instant. Frankly, I don’t see the point.
It makes me want to eat m&m’s!
Exceptional works and also impressed me for colorful effect.
Awesome. I have linked this off my little photo blog.
Exceptional photos – keep it up!
I like all Image Great Collection….
maybe i’m just crazy, but if you look at the 17′th one down, at the bottom right of the actual object, you can totally see what looks like the v for vendetta mask…
Thanx for including the pellet rifle shots. I have a nice air rifle, Beeman, out of Deutchland (made at Fineworkebau). I freeze 2liter bottles of water & gallon milk jugs of water take them to the range for target practice. Shot a frozen milk jug of ice at 25 yard line with a shotgun slug — some ice almost reached me back at the firing line, i.e. 20yd radius of spray. The term is “hydrostatic shock”.
The person who said that this is senseless destruction has some issues I do believe. Probably a gun-hater. I used to live out in the country, deep South; a person tried to get into my house one night at 3:00 am. Glad I had my shotgun.
oh my god!!!these pictures are exceptional!!!amazing lens and camera!!good work!
great stuff I personally like the one where they shoot a card.
these are beautiful.
the last one is just funny.
thx for sharing
This gun control to highest degree!
Very innovative. Usually it’s just water-filled balloons and water. This is VERY nice.
Wow! ultimate. I don’t have words to explain the beauty of this photographs. I am wondering the creativity and the technology behind this shots taken.
Well done !!
Thanks for sharing.
Suresh
Excellent photography……Awesome pictures… Wonderful camera and lens… Great one..
Shutter speed doesn’t really matter many of these are done with a highspeed flash in a dark room with the shutter open. From there it’s all about timing the flash right an electronic delay circuit coupled to an acoustic/optical trigger and a whole lot of trial and error. Hope that helps.
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they are terrific..^^
Great shots! Makes me want to go shoot something! (Ha-ha!)
Nice to see they shot a can of Pabst Blue Ribbon instead of wasting a GOOD beer.
i really appreciate your effort about these kind of photo collections. thanks
Amazing photography…and the shooting is pretty spectacular as well (the crayons, the Queen of Hearts…wow!).
Thanks for posting!
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It’s so amazing how things like a carrot or a radish seem to shatter like glass!
wooo this pictures is manificent.
but my favorite pictures is tha beer and crayons
MOST OF THOSE WERE NOT BULLETS. I CLEARLY SAW PELLETS ABOUT 2/3RDS OF THE TIME.
WOW!!! they are fabulous
great pictures. i think it is not real couse this kind of camera is impossible.
Photography is amazing! Love how one can capture a moment that the human eye cannot. Great work
the pics are awesome and well done the motions are very ridiculous
Beautiful pictures.
Most of those bullets appear to be pistol “wadcutters” What difference would a round nose or “spitzer” rifle bullet have ?
Wow this is just stunning.
First and foremost; You shot a perfectly good beer, which is bad (unless the beer was bad, than it’s good). Second, did anyone else spot that weird face in photo number 16?
Astonishing photos, realy great!!!
Not only are the pictures great, but whoever shot the side through the thin end of the playing card has got some real skill with a gun!
First, I agree the match sticks could be faked. I don’t really care because I found it among the least impressive.
Second, the gymnast shot challenges any shooter who has little or no control over the environment where they have to shoot something like this. Having the subject come at you makes it a little less challenging than tracking (panning) it laterally.
The jet ski spray? Definitely for effect. The spray as billions of defined water droplets would have been most impressive since daylight watersport locations pretty much rule out ultra high speed lighting.
Lastly, I find it ironic that in Edweard Muybridge’s time many people still shot their food to subsist. Now people go to the grocery store to buy their food to shoot, and call it art.