Something was on FIRE!

[MohaimenK]

Was bored, here's a shot

 

[photonewbie86]

Love this smoke photography great job!!! I tried it the other day but I used piece of black Bristol board as a background but it didn't turn out. What did you use? I love the colours and the shape if the smoke perfect job!!!!

 

[ChadHillPhoto]

Love it, that's a slick shot man!

 

[MohaimenK]

Thanks guys! (girl)

 

[Jay-son]

NICE!
this is my first thread opened and i think i can learn a lot from here
i really like the transitions from the fire to the spiral to the smoke
great job

 

[MohaimenK]

Since you guys enjoyed it. Here are a few more. Click to enlarge to see the details in the smoke

 

[Tulsa]

Still using that big odd sig huh?

 

[rateeg]

wow. what is the settings and how did you change the color of the smoke?

 

[Ron Evers]

Nice Mo, show us your set-up.

 

[ababysean]

Pretty cool!

So what was on fire?

 

[LightSpeed]

I'm gonna take a shot at this and say : Gelled strobes. And you used, Green, Blue, yellow and red. Also, I really like these images. Well done.

 

[digital flower]

Like the first shot best. That is an awesome shade of purple.

 

[Robin Usagani]

I'm gonna take a shot at this and say : Gelled strobes. And you used, Green, Blue, yellow and red. Also, I really like these images. Well done.

Is it really necessary to gel the strobe? All you need is a little color to the smoke and PP the colors? Dont know.. I have never read tutorials how to do it.. but if I had to do it without researching it first online, thats what I would do. Just put the wrong WB to make the white smoke blue, then PP it. Put the strobe 90 deg left or right with black background. Am I close MO?

Very nice Mo! You have a lot of free time dont you LOL.

 

[Dao]

Very disappointed!! I jumped in here to see fire. All I saw was smoke ...Very disappointed!!


GREAT SHOTS THOUGH!!!

 

[Bram]

I'm going to say insence stick on fire. The Color of the smoke was either the WB off orr one gel on the strobe and the rest is PP with CS. I saw a tutorial on how to put shapes into your smoke photos, forgot where though.

Love these Mo!