nah nah i loved it tho and also loved your photographic skills and of course, i loved it coz em big fan of your work :p but my question was seriously your friend performed under fire rain? or it was just lightning impact or artificial fire rain :)..
@xawi It is not on fire per se, but it is steel wool that you burn, and as you spin it around, more little red embers shoot out....a few hit me in the face but not my friend since he is mostly under the spinning wool, and like I said, the red embers shoot out. Some wet trash still caught fire. The red embers are then captured with a slow shutter speed in the camera, capturing all the light given off by each ember, making them seem brighter, or on fire. When taking the picture, it is actually really dark and the embers just barely glow red. That's trick photography huh?
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You don't like the title @xawi ?
nah nah i loved it tho and also loved your photographic skills and of course, i loved it coz em big fan of your work :p but my question was seriously your friend performed under fire rain? or it was just lightning impact or artificial fire rain :)..
@xawi It is not on fire per se, but it is steel wool that you burn, and as you spin it around, more little red embers shoot out....a few hit me in the face but not my friend since he is mostly under the spinning wool, and like I said, the red embers shoot out. Some wet trash still caught fire. The red embers are then captured with a slow shutter speed in the camera, capturing all the light given off by each ember, making them seem brighter, or on fire. When taking the picture, it is actually really dark and the embers just barely glow red. That's trick photography huh?
Glad you liked.