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This shot was taken by breaking a light bulb and photographing the filament as it burns in the air. Normally bulbs are in a to vacuum prevent the filament from burning. By removing the glass and shooting several shots in quick succession I am able to capture this image.
The macro on the new iPhone 13 Pro Max is bonkers. I know the filaments aren’t in great focus, but getting that close to them still impressed me.
"The Silence of Gender" is a visual odyssey across the glaciers of Gethen, where the boundaries of form dissolve into threads of snow and fire. Inspired by Ursula K. Le Guin’s alien mythos, this series reimagines identity as a luminous dream—neither fixed nor finite, but woven from whispers and fractured symmetries. Here, androgynous travelers, feminine mystics, and childlike beings traverse a landscape of soft fabric and shattered mirrors, their journeys illuminated by the golden filaments of an unknown sky. Each piece is a collage of ancient ritual and futuristic calligraphy, a testament to the intimate breath of existence itself.
"Glacier Hymn"
We walk the ice with names unspoken,
our shadows cast in ink and flame.
The sky is sewn with golden tokens,
each thread a whisper, none the same.
No mirror holds us, no form confines,
we melt like snow into the fire.
The silence hums in fractured lines,
a hymn to what we dare desire.
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Christmas Cacti filaments backlit by the reflection, in the window behind, from the on-camera SB-800 flash.
Galaxy Forming along Filaments, like Droplets along the Strands of a Spider’s Web, 2008. La Biennale di Venezia 2009.
Different sources of light on this morning's Arriva 127 bus. The LED destination sign lighting is controlled by Pulse Width Modulation hence its appearance.
So it's been a while since I've uploaded any photos and it seems about time that I did. I've been pretty interested by how lightbulbs look if you approach closely and use high shutter speeds so I I've been messing around with that a bit.
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Close up on prominence at 3 meter of focal with a Daystar filter.
Take a look also at my astronomy video channel.
Split Film Filament; Second-year MFA exhibition; Thursday, October 10
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Steel strapping has been part of the shipping business since the days before federal highways. But given all of society’s advances in manufacturing and engineering over the past 100 years, we think we’ve found a better way: Woven Polyester Cord.
This strapping is designed to replace and out-perform steel and bring your operation into the 21st Century. The benefits of this strong yet gentle material include elongation and stretch abilities which, when combined with the tension memory features, allow the material to behave like a big, Heavy Duty Industrial “rubber band” during heavy impact.
The Benefits:
•Stronger
•Safer
•Easier to Use
•Tension Memory and Elongation Stretch
•Will Not Corrode or Stain Cargo
•Lightweight
•Resistant to Chemicals and Weather Extremes
Our woven polyester cord is manufactured with 100% High-Tenacity, Industrial-Strength Polyester Cord Filaments embedded with a reinforced coating and stitched into a weave. It’s a synthetic material that’s strong as steel without the rough edges or safety concerns. It’s easier to use and less likely to break.
macro with Canon EF35-80mm Lens (macro-modified = front element removed)
HDR (2 exposures: 1/50, 1/1250) & DoF-shift (3 exposures)
An existing light photo of a sheer synthetic drape in late afternoon light. The light is coming from the left side, and the drape is translucent, so the light shines through the synthetic fabric filaments and picks up either the grey or the purple, or a combination.
All 10 of the photos in this series are the same drape, and all shots were taken within about a half hour timespan.
Incredible and true - one of those truly magical and inspired moments of photo taking in which all the parameters were ideal...
This angle accentuates the delicious rich shadows...
These hubs use a pair of bearings I have had laying around for years, they are auto centering and grip the filament spool really well.
First try. 60W bulbs more successful than 100W bulbs.
A red filter in front of the lens gives the colour.
Active region on the edge of the Sun with a wood of spicules
Take a look also at my astronomy video channel.