do not do this if you going to take more photos by jocko500
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I was there Saturday night and was takeing photos of the blacksmiths working. I took a lot of photos of them working.
Well let me tell you; One of them was hammering on a chain for some reason. And another one got a big hammer and the two was hitting this chain. A peice of it fall off the chain and lander on the ground so they put the chain back into the coals to heat it up some more. the peice on the ground they left alone.
I look at the peice that fall and I took this close up just to see. Then they started to hammmer the chain again as you see in the bottom photo. One would hit then the other would hit in time.
I took a lot more photos and all came out like the bottom photo. I did not know intill I got home and then i saw it on my computor.
I had to laff for I thought about what happen and knew when I got close to the red hot metal as you see on top photo it heated up the lens of the camera so that the water in the air got on the len and acted as this type of filter.
So please watch out when you shoot close ups on hot stuff the water will get on the lens
thanks for reading and comments and all other stuff too
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all photos before the hot metal shot was good no water. After the hot shot there was water on the len's
very cool- well actually hot shots.did you ever figure out why they were beating the chain. maybe they was looking for the missing link-haha
The red-hot chain makes a fantastic photo! And thanks for the tip!!
... the #1 is amazing, Jock !!!
I can see how that can be a serious problem - the red-hot chain makes for a beautiful image - good thing your lens hadn't fogged up before you got that one.
A red hot chain, is an excelent capture, and thax for an advise abot hot stuff!
Fascinating pics...
eally cool captures of this hot maetal chain Jock ohh i hope your camera is ok and that you can keep taking pictures!!..!
cameral is ok just had the lens fogged up
Outstanding shots!! Very hot heheh
:) Live and learn LOL Still cool close up.Is this a chain gang :P
The top picture looks as if it is a dragon! The bottom picture has the beautiful motion as well!
Cool lenses flare effects from it!!
Ouch! That looks hot! I've only seen blacksmith's on tv, movies or read about them in books, so this was a nice 'trip' for me. Thanks Jock! V (:
One hot bicycle chain dragon on the top, one cool anvil chorus on the bottom....
Hot stuff ... cool pics.
Hey, at least your lens didn't melt! Great looking shots, the misty look on the bottom is a great effect and the red hot chain is very strange looking. Maybe the art was just is the rhythm of beating on the chain with the hammers.
Triple excellence!!!
The lengths you will go through to get Awesome shots! Bravo! I hope you were able to fix your camera lens! :( It's also a lucky thing you did not get hit by the flying debris!
Hot heavy metal music pounding away. Excellent shots. Aloha
http://www.renderosity.com/viewed.ez?galleryid=1194363&Start=19&Sectionid=8&filter_genre_id=0&WhatsNew=Yes.... just posted some more of the fog up lens images in the forum
great fotos , those are the happy accidents we need to treasure. lol
very cool captures
Red hot capture Jock!!lol :) We have a Blacksmith near us that is 1000 yeays old!! (the smithy, not the blacksmith himself!!!)
Interesting and fascinating shot..cool picture! :)
Outstanding shots. Looks really fascinating!!!
Seems space alien of just the arrival at the earth. Awesome
excellent!!!! great a good day and kiss
Impressive photo series......!!!!
Yeah, these high temperatures are not without danger (not imagining something of your camera would fall down on it), but it's a thrilling capture!