2MATO
Loc: CNY -Central NoWhere
More of my learning curve here - but in the two with flashlights, I was happy to get my faint Big Dipper to show above the rock to add a bit of gravitas to the silliness. In the full white lined one, in the lower right you can see the lower legs and feet of the runner. More continuous light; more detail. In the second, I did not get my click in time to get the first half, but still love it as an early work in progress. :-D Those are at Cannon Beach.
The third shot, at Cape Arago, is the result of steel wool lightly packed in a kitchen whisk, ignited, then spun around on a rope. Way too much Fun With Fire For Adults - although I suspect this will give me cred with my grandsons!
See feet lower left...
The light magically appears from late click
Playing with Fire - adult version
2MATO
Loc: CNY -Central NoWhere
Yeah, but I was still not framed up and still trying to get the hang of the longer exposure, so it is a bit beginner-ish. Faults, but fun.
i did somt hing like this with film years back, but the steel wool look like fun.nice photos
2MATO
Loc: CNY -Central NoWhere
Yep, it was a "cheap thrill" -hee hee
Cool photos....very creative
2MATO wrote:
More of my learning curve here - but in the two with flashlights, I was happy to get my faint Big Dipper to show above the rock to add a bit of gravitas to the silliness. In the full white lined one, in the lower right you can see the lower legs and feet of the runner. More continuous light; more detail. In the second, I did not get my click in time to get the first half, but still love it as an early work in progress. :-D Those are at Cannon Beach.
The third shot, at Cape Arago, is the result of steel wool lightly packed in a kitchen whisk, ignited, then spun around on a rope. Way too much Fun With Fire For Adults - although I suspect this will give me cred with my grandsons!
More of my learning curve here - but in the two wi... (
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These are fantastic. I think they turned out great! :thumbup: :P
2MATO wrote:
More of my learning curve here - but in the two with flashlights, I was happy to get my faint Big Dipper to show above the rock to add a bit of gravitas to the silliness. In the full white lined one, in the lower right you can see the lower legs and feet of the runner. More continuous light; more detail. In the second, I did not get my click in time to get the first half, but still love it as an early work in progress. :-D Those are at Cannon Beach.
The third shot, at Cape Arago, is the result of steel wool lightly packed in a kitchen whisk, ignited, then spun around on a rope. Way too much Fun With Fire For Adults - although I suspect this will give me cred with my grandsons!
More of my learning curve here - but in the two wi... (
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Can you please tell me your camera settings again, ISO, aperture and shutter speed? Thanks!
2MATO wrote:
More of my learning curve here - but in the two with flashlights, I was happy to get my faint Big Dipper to show above the rock to add a bit of gravitas to the silliness. In the full white lined one, in the lower right you can see the lower legs and feet of the runner. More continuous light; more detail. In the second, I did not get my click in time to get the first half, but still love it as an early work in progress. :-D Those are at Cannon Beach.
The third shot, at Cape Arago, is the result of steel wool lightly packed in a kitchen whisk, ignited, then spun around on a rope. Way too much Fun With Fire For Adults - although I suspect this will give me cred with my grandsons!
More of my learning curve here - but in the two wi... (
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Steel wool and a nine volt battery will burst into flame on contact!
Ian
Like the pix
2MATO
Loc: CNY -Central NoWhere
Yes, the settings were the same for this as for the stars. I did do a 30 second one, but got trails. I'll go for a l o n g exposure later on this trip.
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