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Lauren taking the photos for Photography course. I was the Orb man and Lauren did the 'smoke'. We made an orb tool from a set of Christmas lights and we used EL Wire to create the 'smoke' around the orbs . . . . . . .
just experimenting with a new light I got. Everyone should already know that is the Deathly Hallows symbol
This has given me an idea for something hopefully rather interesting - come back to see the follow in a while...
Just Orson chillin' by the lake with a tree. He was the only light source and was a little over-exposed in the darkroom...
It is a (poorly) scanned version of my print. I used 35mm Black & White Kodak TMAX ISO 400 film and a Canon AE-1 camera - then I darkroom printed it on glossy photo-paper.
They are still not perfectly round but i will get there. Found this construction site when i drove by.
Lauren taking the photos for Photography course. I was the Orb man and Lauren did the 'smoke'. We made an orb tool from a set of Christmas lights and we used EL Wire to create the 'smoke' around the orbs . . . . . . .
My first attempts at light painting. It takes a bit of getting used to trying to get a decent orb, and I kept bashing myself on the head with the string and LED's doing it. These were my last ones for the night, although not perfect I was quite pleased with them.
Lauren taking the photos for Photography course. I was the Orb man and Lauren did the 'smoke'. We made an orb tool from a set of Christmas lights and we used EL Wire to create the 'smoke' around the orbs . . . . . . .
Bit of a shaky one (it was windy...) but I like the setting
The light painting was by ~Jelly~
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A capture of a "orb" close quarters with flash... This unit presented to me in a skywatching session. Invisible to naked eyes above me when capturing a series of "orb" shots. It quite obviously wanted to be in the shot as seen here as full original is posted.
Having said that I am led to believe that they have the ability to be "microscopic" in form or they can present themselves to the camera as here when it suits them... I don't really have a "iron clad" explanation as yet.
This does appear to me to be the under side of a "sled" . and the capture size as seen in the original is quite large even though it would be within a couple meters of the camera.
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