MG 3852

Smoke continued

Right, a couple more photos taken after dinner:

MG 3852Photo by Brendon & Keryn

Front on with a different spoon

MG 3862Photo by Brendon & Keryn

Who knew spoons could be so interesting

And this is what it looks like in the makeshift home studio, also known as the dining room:

Smoke photography set-upPhoto by Brendon & Keryn

One home smoke photography studio set-up

The backdrop is a sheet purchased in a sale today from Briscoes, the reflectors came with an issue of the UK Amateur Photographer magazine a few years back, the snoot (the thingy around the flash to help direct the light) is a rolled up piece of A4 paper taped on to the flash with a piece of cardboard (from the sheet packaging) used to block light from hitting the backdrop. The spoon rests in Keryn’s mortar and is counterbalanced with a small tabletop tripod (which was also obtained free from a UK photography magazine). The breadmaker in the background is not required for the photo making process.

I have also discovered I need better rechargeable batteries, the ones I have only last for a dozen or so shots before the cycle time gets too long to be bearable.

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