Linden Gledhill's website carries named galleries for Cymatics, Ferrofluid, Interference Patterns, Paint Splash, Liquids and Crystals, Snowflakes, Butterfly Scales and Euler's Disc. The site describes paint-splash work created from sound for BT Vision idents, and a collaboration, Fe2O3 Glyphs, in which ferrofluid between glass plates was subjected to spinning vertical and horizontal magnetic fields, made with the designer Craig Ward.
We flag it here because the social route fails. The Instagram handle @lindengledhill carries his name but has 295 followers and a single post, so anyone following it will see nothing. There is no Flickr page at the obvious address either.
This is the closest thing in our list to a photographer's technical reference: high-speed liquid capture, magnetic fluid and sound-driven imagery treated as a body of work rather than as clips.