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squishyblob, pea., Bedtime Champ, clickykbd, and 90 other people added this photo to their favorites.
azimagery [deleted] (80 months ago | reply)
totally fun shot
Wingdingo (80 months ago | reply)
Wow, cool.
Vitorio Benedetti (80 months ago | reply)
wow. techno.
= )
pea. (80 months ago | reply)
mmm
Sebastian Schubanz (80 months ago | reply)
wow, hows that done?
soulspin (80 months ago | reply)
Beautiful
ionasek (80 months ago | reply)
Fun and beautiful !!!
Hughes Léglise-Bataille (80 months ago | reply)
Nice, looks a little like a camera toss but with dots instead of lines. I love the way the shape is actually creating depth, very rythmic.
Krates (80 months ago | reply)
impressive!
<danielle> (80 months ago | reply)
love it.
[ CK ] (80 months ago | reply)
I like the shapes the light made. Cool experiment!
clickykbd (80 months ago | reply)
wonderful experimental camera movement! I hate to ask but was this produced by actually throwing your camera? The camera toss group has indicated they would like to keep the pool very strict, so I have to ask.
raysto (80 months ago | reply)
I like this, looks like an iTunes visualizer still
tienna (80 months ago | reply)
Pearls - so beautiful
minusbaby (80 months ago | reply)
SCIENCE
digitalVerve (80 months ago | reply)
Very intriguing and interesting pattern.
Plavi (80 months ago | reply)
...very interesting...flowing in the space like...
Hughes Léglise-Bataille (80 months ago | reply)
Just going back to this one, after experimenting a few "tosses" myself (!). I can get a dot line like that, only with dots, did you use a "flashing" source of light or is it just the movement which is really fast ? Also, what exposure did you se (couldn't find additional info) ? Thanks !
-gadgetgirl- (80 months ago | reply)
for these photos i had the camera set to manual exposure with ISO 50, f/2.8 and exposure of 15 sec. i was using my canon powershot s60 because it's easier to handle. the light is just a regular tiny little light on an on button on my dvd player. i tried this with other similar little lights and wasn't able to get these little dots. i'm not sure what it is about this light. i have a lot more of these photos to upload just didn't want people to get bored with the idea.
naesk (80 months ago | reply)
a beautiful strange attractor
jiujiu0906 (80 months ago | reply)
i fav it
Dawn Mikulich (80 months ago | reply)
i like these alot. very creative!
oceanfrog [deleted] (80 months ago | reply)
probably the light actually strobes at a rate too fast to see, but the camera catches it...
bug-boy (80 months ago | reply)
THIS one is my favorite from the series!
hhmmm most electronic lights flash 60 times a second.. your shutter is open for 15 seconds.. mmm.. that's 900 dots per image, who wants to count and verify the theory?!:) haha
(had my lens question answered here, thanks:)
acd150 (79 months ago | reply)
This is great – you have inspired me to turn off all the lights in my apartment and play around with my camera in the dark.
Oebele (78 months ago | reply)
looks like a web with drops on it. So a double web!! Great.
Matthew Clark Photography & Design (78 months ago | reply)
Great :)
Sort of the same idea I had
David Reeves (77 months ago | reply)
What a superb image - something the eye does not normally see! And the depth...
indoloony (73 months ago | reply)
amazing depth! I am still trying to figure out how to do that and turn out aesthetic. hehe..
toddlertoes (62 months ago | reply)
I like this one the best. Great experiment!
Luka Skracic (58 months ago | reply)
Very cool and creative, i relaly like it!
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