Flashpoint by jwiest
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I've been lax in getting photos uploaded from our Scout Trip last month...still have a few model aircraft ones I want to upload, but realized I had this one as well.
There was a leader there who was giving demonstrations in how to make gunpowder...or maybe it was black powder, I forget for sure now. Anyway, he'd mix the various chemicals with the charcoal, then spread it out on a piece of tile and light it off at one end. Managed this capture as it went off. Looked cool, so here it is. :)
Don't forget, running a sale on my BG's at the moment, so please check that out. :)
John
Comments (19)
Fantastic shot, looks amazing!
Great shot! That appears to be black powder judging by the smoke and relatively slow burn/color/etc. of the flash.
That is a cool shot. I really like how it has so many variations of light around it.
Super shot John!!
Very nice capture- perfect timing! Stuff like this can be very difficult because its spontaneous and unpredictable regarding camera settings- just gotta give it a shot- glad it worked out here!
You did really well to capture the varying brilliances of light John. I also notice how still you held the camera, from the sharpness of the surrounding grass. Excellent Sir! Steve :o)
Nice shot!!
Nice shot erland
Very great shot:-)hugs sessan
Excellent photo, well done!
Fantastic and very oportune shot John.....!!!!
very cool.... :)
De superbes effets avec cette capture, bravo!!!
excellent scene
Great shot hugs lou x
A fascinating shot with a facinating camera setting!!!
Excellent photo John!
Great shot John!!!
Hmm, am I alone in thinking it's unwise to dress children in para-military uniforms and teach them how to light fires and make explosives?