It's Raining Fire
- Category:
- Abstract & conceptual
- Date taken:
- Exif:
- 20s f/7.1 ISO 100 18mm
- Description:
- Another one of my steel wool light paintings!
- Others also liked:
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louiseashley
This is fantastic, how did you do it? i love these long exposure shots they look so good, your subject, composition and lighting are all really well done. i really like this image brilliant!
21 June 2012 -
zamilphotos
What do you like?
before long exposure.. makes the gloomy photo pop with life. very interested in what you used to create the sparks
14 June 2012What would you improve?
another prop is needed to make this photo more interesting. I understand this is abstract. Just my thought.
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Flipper
What do you like?
I like that the clouds look like they're in motion while the background is relatively constant
The sparks bouncing off of the ground give this shot extra flavor
The angle of the arch is not conventional, thus giving the shot something special.14 June 2012What would you improve?
I'd try to remove the photographer's shadow from the shot in a photo editing software.
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niteshkelaskar
What do you like?
very creative shot and beautifully brought out
9 June 2012What would you improve?
the background location could have been evn more better.
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wbadecs
What do you like?
Very clever and interesting lots to look at
28 May 2012What would you improve?
Perhaps if I had the choice to shift the image over to the right a little but really this is in significant the image is very good!
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KarolusLinus
This looks very cool. But i haven't got a clue how you do this.
23 May 2012 -
kristellephotography
What do you like?
I love this picture! great steel wool right?
23 May 2012What would you improve?
nothing, i think its a great picture
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roofus
nice shot , great pic
23 May 2012 -
mblum4
What do you like?
its beautifulll photo ,, I love the light s very creative ,,,nice composition great shot
23 May 2012What would you improve?
i would not change any here
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PASM111
What do you like?
Oh - I love light painting - there are a million creative ways to go with it. I like the shape of the arc and the large size of the light swirl compared to the size of the figure. I really admire you for having the skills to even attempt to pull this off, much less doing it so well!
23 May 2012What would you improve?
I can see the shadow of the tripod/photographer in the right bottom. If possible, adjust contrast/exposure settings to eliminate this. Small yellow spot on the middle left edge could be cropped out.