Fumo - By p m - Pentax *istDL Camera

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Photographer	p m {Karma:1351}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	DL
Categories	Abstracts Others	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	smc PENTAX-DA-18-55mm Lens
Uploaded	3/3/2006	Film / Memory Type	Poto Express 1gb card
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Views	309	Shutter
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/
Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Maple Ridge State - BC Country - Canada
About	My life consists of two things. Smoking nearly a pack a day and taking photographs. I decided to combine my passions.

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p m {K:1351} 7/19/2006

all you need is a black backdrop, a lit cigarette or an incence stick (which ever smells beter to you haha) and a flash.
now when you take this photo make sure you have a light switch handy csaue you're going to want to knwo where your smoke is positioned within your viewfinder. the light from your flash will outline the smoke and leave the backgorund black.
if you want to get different colored smokes then apply a filter to either your lens or use a filter for your flash. or cheat and go onto photoshop i suppose haha.
the only tricky thing is getting the smoke to do what you want it to do. the slightest breeze will mess up the smokes formation.

simon oconnor {K:194} 7/19/2006

Hi Paul,
How did you do this one?
It looks great, nice shot man!

greg collins {K:12273} 3/3/2006

Have seen a few of these pics lately and never get tyred of seeing them. Nice colour and abstract. Looks almost human like.
Greg

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