Smoke Art

[manny]

I'm so glad that there's a thread dedicated to some sort of digitol art...here are a few images of 'smoke art'.



http://www.karls-photography.co.uk/smoke%20art/images/26.jpg

http://www.karls-photography.co.uk/smoke%20art/images/6.jpg

http://www.karls-photography.co.uk/smoke%20art/images/11.jpg

[CallMeNovice]

Welcome to the forum Karl, Great pictures (all of them)!

[treetop]

That's it, I've come to the conclusion I'm way out of my league on here.

[Kaye]

[QUOTE=manny;21658]I'm so glad that there's a thread dedicated to some sort of digitol art...here are a few images of 'smoke art'.

Wonderful... You must have some fabulous lighting and lots of the correct equipment to do this. Is it smoke you use or something else? I have never done this. I am eager to learn more.

[jaydi]

That's it, I've come to the conclusion I'm way out of my league on here.

Im with you here mate....totally outta my depth. But what the Hey at least we can learn from all the wonderful people here.

[manny]

It's not as complicated as it seems, i learnt mine from this place...http://sensitivelight.com/smoke2/

All i did was set my cheap jessops flash light at the angle i preferd and used a long synch cable so that i could gain some distance.

[blackdog71]

They are all stunning but the first one is my favourite can anybody else see a lady with very shapely legs bending over or is it just me ?

[w8jy]

Great shots, Karl. I like them all, but that first one is fantastic!

I have never tried this technique, but will do some reading on it. You definitely have it mastered. Thanks for the link.

[coffee]

Excellent shots Karl. A great way for a photographer to create a shot, instead of just capturing one.

[Anni628]

This is so fasinating. Something I would love to try. I've already played with fire so smoke is a natural progression. ;-)

Thanks for the inspiration and the link to more information on how to achieve it Manny.

[ladyups]

Very cool images...love them all! Thanks for posting them and inspiring us to push the limits of our photography. Thanks also for the link!

[sorted]

They are all great like others well out of my league.
But certainly will give it a try? Thanks for sharing them with us all.:)

[johnnya]

Anni. The natural progression to "playing with fire" is to get burned :)

Very cool effect. I love the neon one on the original post.

[canasta]

I love these
I realise it's an old post but any chance of a quick tutorial on how to emulate this?