Swung the needle towards the side of the knob.
One from the night prior to the above series as I was working this out.
And another from the night after with a white background substituted.
Decatur Illinois USA Photographer, Artist, Weather Observer
Saturday, December 29, 2012
Static Electricity Macro Photography III
Not satisfied with my previous post, I decided to see what the combination of static, water droplet and flint particles would do. Aside from being astonished with the results, I also wanted to approach this from an artistic standpoint rather than just basic cause and effect documentation. Advance apology for my mid-post video etiquette as I am better with typing out a thought than vocalizing it.
Swung the needle towards the side of the knob.
One from the night prior to the above series as I was working this out.
And another from the night after with a white background substituted.
Swung the needle towards the side of the knob.
One from the night prior to the above series as I was working this out.
And another from the night after with a white background substituted.
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Hi paul I was just surfing the web to know more about microplasma when i came to your wonderful posts, i m excited to to see these pics, can you just tell more how did you generated these plasma and captured so timely
I see no date here...did you get it Kumar Sharma? is in an older post : http://pawleewurx.blogspot.com/2012/12/static-electricity-macro-photography.html
Be happy!
Thank you Paul, was nice to see this work! (excuse my english, big hug from Colombia).
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