me in UV lighting with IR film by jocko500
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lol I most the time copy my words incase something happen. I forgot to did it this time and lost what I wrote I hate that and over the size of the thumbnail too.
I turn off my lights and just turn on the UV lighting here. I then put on the timer and place the camera looking up and me looking down and you see what it got. I did focus the camera on something about the same distiane before I did this. Focus with the real lights on. You can not see under the blacklight.
Thanks for the IM I will set the asa to 50 because of the grainy look to this. Here I must have it on 50asa. I was testing both setting and I do have images in brightsunlight too.
I did look at a lot of IR images on the net. I saw them in bright sun light too. This film was made for spy work for low lighting so let see what low lighting will do I got some ideals here by just this one film I used.
I know every one takes photos of flowers and sunsets and sunrises which is good. I not against that. But try to see what you can do to shoot it diff to show what you trying to think of the image of a senset. Never saw a photo of the sun setting underwater. That be a diff pov. If I gave you a Ideal please use it to shoot one underwater to see how it come out. I like to know. May be I thinking crazy but I like to see what the limits are. I know I just started in photos and know nothing. Lol Tom know a lot more and others in the forum. Where they learn all this I do not know. Just go to the forum and read the knowlegde of these people; it mind blowing.
What I wrote the first time is alongt the same lines.
Thanks for looking and comments
Comments (40)
Great and interesting self portrait. I like your ideas and work!!
Fantastic and very creative shot my friend....!!!!
Like the dark contrast and the lighting on your face. You could very well be a "spy" lol. I love seeing your ideas come to life. Have a great weekend experimenting Jocko.
Excellent self portrait "in the blackness of the night " !
Fantastic POV & interesting portrait! Bravo!
Cool shot jock, I like it!!
Good self-portrait.It will be interesting to see the results of the underwater shots.Keep those ideas rolling!
Dear Jock, I'm always running behind!!! I really do try to keep up with everyone's galleries, but the "world" always seems to find some way to slow me down!!!!! I too was thinking about one of the one-use underwater cameras. If you can figure out how to aim it without being in the water, that would probably be a plus. If you were in the pool, I think the waves might cause the sunset to be lost. And then maybe not!! It'd be fun to try!!!! Supe job with the IR film and timer!!! I think you might see a lot of different things depending upon the light sources. For example, I think the pictures would come out differently under mercury vapor, high pressure sodium, etc. Might try some around some of the street lights and see what happens. You are a great experimentor!!!!!!!!! Love ya!!! Meredith
Hello my friend , Not a mad face but not smiling ! ;-)))))) Just to tell you again that I like very much your work...
So good to experiment and see what is possible! Not many do that really but they should - it's how we learn best I think.