Recent content by aktyn87

What I did was, I have used black A3 paper as a background, and had a torch on from a side, so it would not compromise the background. Then manual/auto focus on the smoke, and on manual settings obviously you would try to have relatively fast shutter speed and F8. well that's what i have used on...

really good !!

I know it is so time consuming ! 2h gone in just a matter of few (hundreds) shots :) But results are satisfying. Definitely something to try at home :)

So since I have so much to do - my finale assignment for uni - I have decided to waste few precious hours and take some photos of smoke. I don't have flash gun, which I could use to light up smoke from the side, so I just used gorilla torch. I am still a beginner photographer, so please tell me...

really amazing !!!

this is really amazing! you can always try to make perfect symetry :)

wow !!!

sure I will - of course if skies is clear (in Aberdeen very rarely !)

another amazing tutorial !! i can't believe that I just discovered that forum, now my house is full of incense smoke !

this is simply brilliant !!! I am really hoping for clear skies this weekend so I can use this advices !!!

Thank you all for such a warm welcome ! :)

Area : Aberdeen/Dyce Sex : Male Types of photography : Anything Photography dislikes : People as I am really bad with photos of people. Short notice? : Sometimes Weekends or Weekdays : Weekends any; Weekdays after 5.30pm Day or Night : Any Can travel : No - well I don't drive but bus and train...

Hi Everybody. I'm from Aberdeen and I live long walks with my camera (Sony a58). Night photograph and long exposures are of my favourites.