Fire Pois

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By: Russell Fletcher
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	Russell Fletcher {Karma:1717}
Project	#38 Photo Help	Camera Model	Canon EOS 500
Categories	Abstracts Others Photoart	Film Format
Portfolio	Techniques	Lens	Canon 35-70
Uploaded	12/2/2004	Film / Memory Type	Kodak Kodacolor Gold GB
		ISO / Film Speed	200
Views	632	Shutter
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/5.6
Critiques	2	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country - New Zealand
About	I want advise on techniques for shooting such a subject. Fire Pois are flamming balls on the end of string. Shooting such an explosive variance in light means this is similar to fireworks, but at a closer range. I think i decided on an aperature of 5.6 and fubbled a shutter speed out. Your thoughts and advise on such a project would be appreciated.

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Russell Fletcher {K:1717} 12/3/2004

Thanks Carla for pointing me in the direciton of another example similar to this.
There is a fire poi in each of the persons hands, and also one other person in the background, thats where a few extra fire trails have come from. But the exposure was a few seconds worth, so enough time for a number of revolutions and crosses.

Carla Stephens {K:3148} 12/2/2004

Very interesting how the fire has left so many trails. Something similar to this was done with light sticks, take a look at Brian Steffy's work at http://www.usefilm.com/image/550050.html. Hope you enjoy.

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