| STROBE | Source of illumination Harold Edgerton used for photographs of milk drops and bursting balloons |
| ASPIC | Gelatin product used for photograph |
| POPS | Sounds of bursting balloons |
| POP | Sound of a bursting balloon |
| ENLARGE | General bursting balloon (7) |
| BANG | Bursting balloon sound |
| SPRING | Season of "lencten" characterised by lengthening of the days and vernal awakening, blossoming, budding and bursting forth of nature's bounty, including artichokes, garlicky ramsons, Jersey royals, tar |
| JORDANALMOND | Old major, close to inn, and bursting for a large one in a nutshell |
| MARINER | Any of a series of US space probes launched between 1962 and 1971 that sent back photographs of Mars and Venus (7) |
| CARIBOU | Reindeer's sweet company when the temperature drops - and safe for all |
| BRAINDRAIN | Intellectuals leaving - country breadth drops and depth drops (5,5) |
| ALBUMS | A book of blank pages with pockets or envelopes for photographs (6) |
| FRAMES | Surrounds for photographs, paintings or spectacles; embroidery tambours; or, sections of beehives designed to hold honeycombs (6) |
| ALBUM | A pound with hesitation given for book for photographs (5) |
| ODDLIFE | Family fantasy starring Jennifer Garner, Joel Edgerton and CJ Adams, The ___ of Timothy Green (3,4) |
| EVEARNOLD | American photographer famous for her photographs of Marilyn Monroe on the set of her final film The Misfits |
| ENCEPHALOGRAPHY | A branch of medical science to do with taking and analysing X-ray photographs of the brain (15) |
| MICROFICHE | A piece of film containing very tiny photographs of the pages of newspapers etc. (10) |
| CHEMISE | Shift scientist as temperature drops and experiment's beginning (7) |
| OVERRUN | Jog till one drops and exceed one's allotted time (7) |
