marcuso

it's taken a year of trying to get this shot. fireworks displays areso rich that it's hard to find sections of sky that aren't brimfulwith colour and too busy.

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Hastings Fireworks 2005

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hastings 8th oct

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deep blue jellyfish

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more abstractions from fireworks!

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more abstract representations

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series 3

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sand sculpture

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more sand sculptures

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sand sculpture

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thanks for all your very kind comments thus far!

This is the final one in the current set

Marcus

This is the last of the most recent series for display.

Hope u enjoy

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hi there,

well it's a combination of covering and uncovering the lens (on bulb setting), selectively exposing the film up to a max of a few seconds and moving the camera in particular ways to produce the streaks. Highly experimental, but becoming less so. This was more or less what I was after in this case, but it's so difficult since you never know what other fireworks are going to appear and potentially ruin what you've just crafted. I can't wait for the next display to try the next phase of operations. I'll be putting the rest of the set up soon on http://www.lingaroo.com/. Cheers,

marcus

The Argo Constellation...

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hi jon,

whoops, my mistake. I'd forgotten that the lower section was indeed darkened. The original is very similar with some barely traceable detail in the landscape. The sky lighting and the light on the tree is straight off the neg. cheers, marcus