
152-365v5 – Light Painting a Crystal Ball
I played around with a light wand and a crystal ball this afternoon to come up with this small series of colourful images.
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I played around with a light wand and a crystal ball this afternoon to come up with this small series of colourful images.

I’ve been experimenting with rear curtain sync flash today in preparation for an image (and possibly a series of images) I hope to complete over

I took this shot as an entry to this week’s 52Frames project. I’m already (apparently) doing a 365 project, so I might as well do

I take part in an occasional photography competition on Flickr called the f64 challenge. It’s just a bit of fun and I normally get knocked

I have a lot of pictures to process and then publish from the last week…but here is today’s…a bit of light painting

It’s amazing what you can do with a couple of small torches and some silver foil. For those of you who don’t know, bokeh is

Some more bulb work here following my earlier electric light bulb shot the other day…there may have been some Photoshop shenanigans going on again 😉

We both work from home (lucky us) and all was well this afternoon until all the power went out. It’s always somewhat relieving to discover

That was fabulous darling…do you mind if I smoke?

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