More Smoke Photography

At one time in our lives we all have looked up at the sky and, with a pinch of imagination, figured out a shape or form in the cumulous fluffy clouds. I did this many times and now I discovered that  photographing smoke can produce the very same effect .  In this particular case I edited the photograph to help others see the image I figured out in the smoke just like in the other smoke picture I posted sometime ago, here.

FROM THIS

TO THIS

Now, after seeing the second picture 

it should be easier for you  to see the girl's profile in the original one above the edited photograph.

More Smoke Photography

I'm having fun with smoke!

I turned this picture to ...

... this, using my photo editing program.

Smoke Photography

The weather this Sunday was dull , rainy and dreary, the kind of weather that confines you  indoors. 

I was looking forward to go out this weekend to take some pictures outdoors but 

since it rained most of the time I opted to stay home and play around, experimenting, taking pictures of smoke. 

I recently read some very interesting information about 

smoke photography and wanted to take a few snapshots with my own camera even if it is not a DSLR

I followed the instructions on this site as far as possible using the right light source 

and the incense sticks as suggested in the site and 

here is the result of my latest photography experiment.

I wanted to give this picture an errie touch so I used my photo editing program and added some dark transparency to transform it into a ghostly face as you can see just below.

I had to take several pictures , most of my attempts were useless, but I had fun and will certainly try this again ...  but only when the smell of the incense is totally gone, luckily my husband  was on duty, he hates incense and smoke.