If MC Escher was a lightpainter....
A fantastic urbex / lightpainting shoot in an abandoned bomb store under Wales, this was shot with a device that allows the camera to be rotated on it's lens axis.
First of all I lined up the first part of the shot knowing that I wanted sparks to fall down the stairs and checked to see what the image would look like upside down. I then got a mate to keep the same pose while I ran up the stairs to spin steel wool sparks down the stairs. In between each rotation I replaced the lens cap without ending the exposure.
This image was created in one photographic exposure and is not a Photoshop creation. The camera used was a Sony A7 full frame camera with a Sony Zeiss 16-35mm lens. The camera settings were f8, ISO200 and around 3 minutes.
About me: I specialise in shooting lightpainting images all in one photographic exposure which involves different elements with different lenses and tripods.
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Flawless work with the lines in that rotation. Love how the sparks transition from one to the other angle. Super cool.
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Proper class mate. Couldn't have worked out better.
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Thanks pal, the idea that sparks are falling upwards appeals to me!
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Very cool!
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