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| sent on January 18, 2014 (8:50) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
is not phooto Article non è phooto art |
| sent on January 18, 2014 (12:29) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I do not know where to put it ... Street? Still life? Non saprei dove metterla... Street? Still life? |
| sent on January 18, 2014 (15:26) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
photo art for me is .... beautiful trails slamming against the wall, hello ;-) per me è photo art....belle le scie che sbattono contro il muro, ciao |
| sent on January 18, 2014 (18:12) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks Moth!
hello and good light! ;-) Grazie Falena!
ciao e buona luce! |
| sent on January 19, 2014 (18:46)
Stunning |
| sent on January 19, 2014 (19:11) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Photo Art Gallery: only images with processing extremely obvious and deliberately (Photo Art does not mean photos of paintings, sculptures and other works of art. If the picture does not have filters or pictorial elaborations extreme and obvious should NOT be posted in this section). :-)
however it is nice to effect :-) Galleria Photo Art: solo immagini con elaborazioni estremamente e volutamente evidenti (Photo Art non significa foto di quadri, sculture e altre opere d'arte. Se la foto che non ha filtri pittorici o elaborazioni estreme ed evidenti NON va postata in questa sezione).
comunque è bella, da effetto |
| sent on January 19, 2014 (19:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Terence Thanks for the comment ... ;-)
but at this point I doubt remains ... where I place?? : Wow! Grazie Terenzio per il commento...
ma a questo punto mi rimane sempre il dubbio... dove la piazzo??? : |
| sent on January 19, 2014 (19:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
;-) Thanks Oliver! Thanks Oliver! |
| sent on January 19, 2014 (19:47)
Amazing effect....perfectly realized ! A GREAT Bravo !!!! |
| sent on January 19, 2014 (20:10) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks a lot, Saroukai! :-D Thanks a lot, Saroukai!!  |
| sent on January 21, 2014 (19:49) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I think this photo is so beautiful that you can put where you want to secondo me questa foto è così bella che la puoi mettere dove vuoi |
| sent on January 21, 2014 (21:48) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Too good Luigi! Thanks for the ride and good light! Troppo buono Luigi! Grazie del passaggio e buona luce! |
| sent on January 24, 2014 (13:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
wonderful shot! is not that you explain to a newbie like me, how did you do it? Thank you! scatto meraviglioso! non è che potresti spiegare ad un novellino come me come hai fatto a farlo? Grazie! |
| sent on January 24, 2014 (16:10) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello Fishing Line! Thanks for the compliments! ;-)
I wrote a post a little while ago with the instructions in the comments of another photo (which is the same but processed differently ...).
However, here also carry ... ;) 8-)
"Here are the instructions from there ... but I recommend EXERCISE EXTREME CAUTION in doing these experiments!
How material is used: a whisk to beat the eggs (buy as a specially if you do not want your wife back after you pull the daughters bring her whole roasted ...), a chain / lace / leash 50/80cm (better with carabiner rotating), steel wool (the thin thin to clean sink, stove and pots) and a stack 9v or lighter to ignite the combustion of the steel wool. NB: clothing, cotton sweatshirt with cappuccio and if possible goggles DIY. NBB: to be chosen a safe place where there is not anything that can catch fire (if it has rained recently or is very humid, you can go quiet).
It engages the hook of the wire to the whip, will "unravel" a bit 'of steel wool (usually a couple of rolls) and slips into the whip, then, holding firmly on the free end of the wire, turning the wool leaning 9v battery (is short and starts to make incandescent filaments of steel), at this point it starts to turn more or less quickly, thus creating a sea of ??sparks.
It is not a very safe thing, so you have to be very careful because the sparks are persistent enough (just look at the rebounds that are in the photo) and soooo hot (I fell on a spallin the cotton fleece was not burned, but the wool sweater I had on was washing ... ).
Do not place the camera in less than 8-10 meters ... "
regarding shooting if, normally septum ISO 100, aperture f / 8 to f/11 and time ... depends on what you want to achieve (considering that the flame lasts about 10/15 "in the remaining time one can have fun and play with the flash).
Hello and good light! Ciao Lenza! Grazie per i complimenti!
Ho scritto un post con le istruzioni poco fa tra i commenti di un'altra foto (che è poi la stessa ma elaborata diversamente...).
Comunque riporto anche qui...  ;)
"ecco le istruzioni... ma mi raccomando c'è da PRESTARE LA MASSIMA ATTENZIONE nel fare questi esperimenti!!
Come materiale serve: una frusta per sbattere le uova (comprane una appositamente se non vuoi che tua moglie te la tiri dietro dopo che glie la riporti tutta abbrustolita...), una catena/laccio/guinzaglio da 50/80cm (meglio con moschettone girevole), lana di acciaio (quella sottile sottile per pulire lavello, fornelli e pentole) e una pila 9v o accendino per innescare la combustione della lana di acciaio. NB: abbigliamento di cotone, felpa con cappuccio e se possibile occhiali di protezione da bricolage. NBB: va scelto un luogo sicuro dove non ci sia nulla che possa prendere fuoco (se ha piovuto da poco o è molto umido puoi andar tranquillo).
Si aggancia il moschettone del filo alla frusta, si "sfilaccia" un po' di lana di acciaio (un paio di rotolini di solito) e si infila dentro alla frusta, poi, tenendo ben saldo il capo libero del filo, si accende la lana appoggiandovi la pila da 9v (va in corto e inizia a rendere incandescenti i filamenti di acciaio), a questo punto si inizia a girare più o meno velocemente, creando così un mare di scintille.
Non è una cosa sicurissima, quindi bisogna prestare molta attenzione perchè le scintille sono abbastanza persistenti (basta guardare i rimbalzi che fanno nella foto) e moooolto calde (me ne è caduta una sulla spalla, la felpa di cotone non si è bruciata, ma il pullover di lana che avevo sotto si è bucato... ).
Non piazzare la fotocamera a meno di 8-10 metri... "
per quanto riguarda lo scatto in se, normalmente setto ISO 100, diaframma da f/8 a f/11 e tempo... dipende dal risultato che si vuole ottenere (considerando che la fiamma dura circa 10/15" nel restante tempo uno può sbizzarrirsi e a giocare col flash).
Ciao e buona luce! |
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