Foobella did a remarkable job making these Christmas tree light skulls by moving her camera during a long exposure! She says, "I have no idea how many pictures I actually took to get these six, but I'm sure it was close to 50 or more... It took me a while to figure this out, so let us all learn from my many mistakes. When creating this effect, you are tracing a skull shape in the air with your camera BUT you actually have to "draw" the skull upside down to get it to be right side up in the picture. I still can't quite wrap my brain (or skull) around this concept."...



You can see the original tree and more of these pix
HERE.
6 comments:
Whoa! You just blew my skull!
That is phenomenal. Bravo!
WOW!
Your hard work paid off! These are f-in' sweet!
woooo! Thanks for the love. That was a big learning curve, let me tell ya. Merry Merry!
Bravo!!!
If only they made lights that look like that, I'd start putting up a tree again.
Very very very cool or as they say here in Paris "beaucoup beaucoup beaucoup cool!"
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