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Waterwork of Art by Jack Long

Waterwork of Art by Jack Long
Burst: The liquid surface of this creation glistens in the sunLiquid: This blue shape appears to have risen from the water of its own volition
Machinery: For this set, called River and taken near his home, Mr Long created a special machine to squirt the liquid, which could work while submerged in the water.They look like exquisite vases made of finely-blown glass, placed carefully on a pedestal to receive the admiration of gallery visitors.

But in fact these colourful images are not precious artefacts preserved for the ages, but show a split-second in which specially-manipulated liquids are captured in fantastic formation.They are the work of American photographer Jack Long, 55, from Milwaukee, who developed a special formula for the liquids himself.

Waterwork of Art by Jack Long Sculpture: This pink, purple and yellow creation is posed up on a pedestal
Waterwork of Art by Jack LongSpray: The images are created by spraying jets of treated liquid
Split-second: The images could be mistaken for intricate glasswork, but are actually split-second snapshots of liquid in motion
Waterwork of Art by Jack LongArt: Jack Long said people told him the images looked like glass sculptures
Waterwork of Art by Jack LongDeveloped: Jack Long has spent years perfecting his technique
Art: American photographer Jack Long, 55, took the images, created on pedestals, after viewers said that his pictures look like they could be valuable works of art
Waterwork of Art by Jack LongAlien: These images, part of the Wave/Cave series, look almost alive
Alien: These images, part of the Wave/Cave series, look almost alive
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