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Published: 2011-10-10 10:29:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 36056; Favourites: 2654; Downloads: 0
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I love how this came out. It almost feels like an illustration to me.Photographer and editing: Me
Spinner: Jr.
WOW!! A DD. I woke up this morning and saw that I had over 500 messages. I was like someone added a lot of photos to a group then I look and see this. I am truly honored. I wanna thank everyone from the bottom of my heart for your support and special thanks to shutter-shooter.deviantart.com⦠for the suggestion and pullingcandy.deviantart.com/ for the feature. Thank you!!!
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Hey, amateur photographer here! I was wondering if you tell me how you achieved this!? this is so amazing!
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how did you even do this this is genuinely amazing omg
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Thank you so much! I appreciate the positive feedback
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Thank you so much!
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This is so cool. It appears every time I look into the photography settings in Submissions, and I am happy to have found it on the site. May I ask how you kept the background black? Night skies usually appear dark blue in my photographs.
Anyway, I love this photograph. It reminds me of the dragon-tree firework from the firstΒ Lord of the Rings movie.Β
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Thank you so much! From my experience it seems that when my camera is focused on a light source or something else that is bright, the background will be darker. I believe that is why the night sky came out as it did. Again, thank you and I appreciate your support!
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Thank you for the tip and the reply. I did manage to capture some of the effect I was seeking:Β seraphimseptimus.deviantart.coβ¦
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No probs. I like beautiful pics like this!
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flawless
what camera setting and how long was the exposure set to
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Thank you!
Camera Data:
Camera - Nikon D3100
Shutter Speed -Β 30/1 second
ApertureΒ F/10.0
Focal LengthΒ 18mm
ISO SpeedΒ 100
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how did you create this? what camera settings?
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It's been so long I really don't remember the setting I had haha. I know it was a 30 second exposure though. Sorry :/
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That's cool no worries
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I found the settings! lol
Camera Data:
Camera - Nikon D3100
Shutter Speed -Β 30/1 second
ApertureΒ F/10.0
Focal LengthΒ 18mm
ISO SpeedΒ 100
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ps is this just normal fire spinning?
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Nope. It's steel wool caught on fire lol
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thanks 
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I know that i am like the 400 comment or whatever, but i Have done a few of these shots myself and i have been wanting to a reflections type one as well. Any tips. I have to do these alone so i have to focus as well, were you able to do this shot on your own?
p.s OMG THIS IS AN AMAZING SHOT AND I AM KIND OF JEALOUS!
p.s.s If you want you could maybe check out my own shots, i love advice/criticism [link]
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It's a lot of trial and error honestly. Doing this alone I could see would be pretty difficult so major props to you there. I'll definitely check out your stuff. Thanks again for taking the time to comment and enjoying what you see. Thanks
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Hello
You have been featured in #ArtHistoryProject 's Thoughts about Photography article.
Have a nice day
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Thank you so much! I really appreciate you taking the time to write the article and am honored that you featured me in it! I'm sorry I wasn't around to be able to give my input but I thought you did a really good job. I wish you the best of luck with your future articles!
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My pleasure and thank you for your kind words
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