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An 8 second exposure of the night sky during a lightning storm.
This photo was taken from near the Country Club in Ocean Shores looking towards Mullumbimby.
I wonder from where this monster energy is accumulated...
Creation thats spell bound and gone within a second..
As I initially had some qualms to go and cut the guitar up or drill holes into it, I tried out this cheap humucker pick-up with built-in volume and tone controlls. It's originally intended for the neck-position, but as I couldn't think of a non-invasive method of attaching the PU to the end of the neck, and the PU turned out to be too thick to fit under the string at the neck anyway, I tried this method: I turned the insides of the PU around so that the bass- and treble ends would be in the right posistions when turning the PU upside-down and using it in the bridge position, and I attached a wooden plate to the underside that allowed me to use this extension as an anchor under the floating bridge. The attachment itself worked out ok, but I decided to go for a proper PU after all and took this contraption off again ...
This was shot in Malta, Valetta to be exact. It involved a source of distinct lights, a 24mm lens, my trusty Nikon D700, and a Slik monopod. The rest, as they say, is history.
I was amazed and very pleased with the results of this experiment. There is a plasma-ish feel to the result and the dashed streaks of light make for interesting interpretations. Enjoy!