Fireplace Long Exposure Pictures

[randomlugia]

The title pretty much explains it. This was on about .5 sec exposure.

The first one I just moved the camera around in a circle really fast:

Then I moved it back and forth (Looks like I caught the sofa on fire!):

Up and down:

This is my favorite. I tossed the camera in the air spinning, and I got two windows in the picture, too!

EDIT
Without swinging the camera around:

 

[rocketparrotlet]

Wow, that is REALLY awesome! Are you a photographer? The 5th is the best, in my opinion.

-Mark

 

[k-shell]

i like the second one. i almost see a face in it  :-/

 

[randomlugia]

Wow, that is REALLY awesome!  Are you a photographer?  The 5th is the best, in my opinion.

-Mark

Not at all. It's easy, just put your camera on night or portrait (I used night portrait. :) and wave the camera around like crazy! Your almost certin to get a cool picture! The last one I just through the camera in the air-requires no photgraphy skill whatsoever. ;D

 

[nikokapo]

great pics man, too bad you shone your laser to it

I can see those CCD scars

 

[randomlugia]

great pics man, too bad you shone your laser to it

I can see those CCD scars

Acually, I didn't. Everyone says that, but I've had those way before I even owned a laser. :-? Weird, I never looked at the sun with it, either. I think it might have been a close up flashlight hit I can't remember.

 

[randomlugia]

I fixed the awful CCD burns. The up and down one didn't save for some reason. :-/

 

[c0ldshadow]

awesome pics, very nice

 

[Snytbaggen]

You can have some fun with a DX30 kaleidoscopic too

 

[randomlugia]

Thx. ;D

Cool pic, too bad we can't order it over in the US. :'(

 

[Chicxulub]

AWESOME pics! I adore fire, and those pics are infested with WIN.

 

[randomlugia]

Haha, most of us here do. ;D Lots of pyromaniacs here.