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![]() What it is: A Fiber Optic night light from the Dollar Store What I used: Olympus E-510, 14-42mm @ 29mm, Hoya +1, +2, +4 Diopter Macro Filters What Settings: ISO 100, F22 @ 2 Seconds for Exposure Time Setup: Camera on one tripod, nightlight on another tripod (secured with my wife's hair tie) I shot this subject from many different camera angles and many different positions for the light. I chose the this composition as my favorite because of the sense of movement and life (from a bigbang perspective) that was portrayed. The image was processes in lightroom to enhance the black levels, some sharpness and contrast, which my camera lacks natively.
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I really love how it turned out, the colour is beautiful!
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It's amazing how sometimes the simplest set-ups result in the most spectacular images. Well done, sir. This is a great shot. I think the Big Bang imagery is spot on.
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Outstanding work done by you.
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That, my friend is really cool!!!
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