I have always wondered how shots (like this perfectly timed image) are taken with such accuracy.
Tim Limon uses a sound trigger for his flash. When the unit hears the sound (in this case - the bulb breaking) it fires the flash. All the while his camera is taking a 3 second exposure and magically captures the shot.
"These shots were taken with a 3 second exposure at f/3.5 in a dark room using a sound trigger flash built from these plans: hiviz.com/tools/triggers/triggers2.htm. The sensor was about 10 feet away from the site of impact."
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