Carefully "posed" water droplets turn flat photographs into spherical worlds.
Photographer Markus Reugels uses high-speed photography to capture these images of falling droplets.
The planet Mars, shrunk to "fit" inside a water droplet.
Venus sparkles in a drop of water.
A political map of Earth becomes a globe in a droplet of water.
The moon gets the water drop treatment in this photograph by Markus Reugels.
Saturn, sans rings, appears in a drop of water.
Neptune in a drop of water.
Another, simpler, photographic technique involves dripping milk or cream into water to create dreamy images like this one.
With precision timing, a drop of water dropped on another drop creates sculpture-like shapes that disappear in an instant.
In one of the most technically challenging series, Reugels shoots a pellet through falling droplets, creating photographs like this one.
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