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11/07/2006 06:39:39 PMPost actions · #1
image here
Cory Zapatka Message edited by ursula - large image - changed to link.
11/07/2006 06:40:57 PMPost actions · #2
and hey, look at that... I titled it wrong.
11/07/2006 06:42:17 PMPost actions · #3
Good exposure. Interesting composition. Title, not so sure...mmmm
11/07/2006 06:43:16 PMPost actions · #4
Dail up folks wouldn't like it,,,huge file.....nice shot though.Message edited by author 2006-11-07 18:48:20.
11/07/2006 06:43:26 PMPost actions · #5
Originally posted by photom1946:
Good exposure. Interesting composition. Title, not so sure...mmmm
haha errr.... yeah, i'm a little burned out from inhaling all the fumes. sorry. ;)
11/07/2006 06:45:03 PMPost actions · #6
great shot. nice colors and composition. very well done.
11/07/2006 06:45:48 PMPost actions · #7
i would be interested in how/why you did this image
11/07/2006 06:49:04 PMPost actions · #8
Originally posted by photom1946:
i would be interested in how/why you did this image
Both cards are taped to wooden dowels, secured by a vice grip...
Using a toothbrush, I applied 91% rubbing alcohol to the face of the cards...
Black Cloth backdrop (doesn't mix too well with fire) and a flash, bounced off the ceiling.
-1/13th of a sec @ f/4.5, ISO 100-
show RAW
11/07/2006 06:49:33 PMPost actions · #9
*don't forget to light the alcohol ;)
11/07/2006 06:53:50 PMPost actions · #10
Well done. I might use something flame proof that is black, like glass painted black and try a few variations on this. Maybe add a hair dryer to blow the flames around a little more. Maybe on April 15, show some money on fire, with a form 1040 in the background...hahaha
11/07/2006 07:10:31 PMPost actions · #11
I'dve used 2 different suited 10's. But, good shot anyway.
11/07/2006 07:22:24 PMPost actions · #12
I agree with MrEd about 2 different suits. But I still think it's a fantastic shot. I wouldn't have the courage to try something like this myself, so I'm really envious of your accomplishment.
11/07/2006 07:42:04 PMPost actions · #13
There goes a perfectly good blackjack hand (20).
11/07/2006 07:44:58 PMPost actions · #14
10-10's my birthday and 10 has always been my lucky number. ;(
I just turned 55...and I'm not too happy about it...so a pair of 5's would be a much better choice as far as I'm concerned.
Nice capture, btw.
11/07/2006 08:32:43 PMPost actions · #15
thank you all....
i showed my dad the shot, he liked it, but he then scolded me for almost burning my house down.
17-year-olds like fire, what can i say?Message edited by author 2006-11-07 20:35:32.
11/08/2006 05:00:29 AMPost actions · #16
Thats quite awesome Ill have to try it hehe