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Spirograph adventures
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Uploaded: 01/04/05 12:16 AM GMT
Spirograph adventures
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pretty much the same as the last one, i just cranked every slider in USM to the max, and it brought out a red colour, and made it look a bit sharper. i personally like this version more, what do you think?
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::BURNINGICE
01/04/05 12:50 AM GMT
I kinda do like this more than the last... both are great though, my compliments to the last as well as this one... well done.
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'-"I see", said the blind man to the deaf mute.'
My recent gallery.......
Select Image-» Deep Blue.
i like it.
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'Study the past, if you would divine the future.' - Confucius
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Flame of Life
I like this one the best. Beautiful pendulum photography. I found a website for Pendulum Photography that has some good information on how to create this type of image. I tried to do this with my digital camera but the shutter only stays open for 15 second on bulb. Great job and 10 from me.
Russ
Russ
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"Sometimes I do get to places just when God's ready to have somebody click the shutter."
Ansel Adams
a great image well done
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- pixels are only the beginning unless you started at the end -
Gaz :-)
wow this is great...a few friends and i have been doing a lot of expertimenting lately with light painting (there's one in my gallery) but they're nothing compared to this. this is amazing.
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"let's see colors that have never been seen,
let's go to places no one else has been" -u2
I am really amazed that this is photography. You did an awesome job! How did you set it up, if you don't mind me asking? Will a 30 second shutter be enough?
The sharpness on this is rather spectacular, considering. Also, the lack of drastic color is not a problem. Thanks for posting this, and I mean that. Will you be doing more of this work?
The sharpness on this is rather spectacular, considering. Also, the lack of drastic color is not a problem. Thanks for posting this, and I mean that. Will you be doing more of this work?
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An expert is one who knows more and more about less and less - Nicholas Murray Butler.
um, 30 seconds will do, although im pretty sure this one was quite a bit longer, however it would be just fine if you were to shorten the length of the string the light is attached to (the light is on a 5 foot string from the ceiling and the camera is on a tripod looking up) so a shorter string would make it swing more times in a given time period, however friction becomes a bigger factor, and the lines might become more widely spaced. i'll do more if i ever come across a neat light > something like an LED that changes colour, or flashes or something. there is kinda a limit to what you can do without having the camera swing also, so i dont think i could add much by doing it again
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