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Happy Holidays . . . mcv

Hi Jocko,

Love the work you are doing with UV and powders.

Now I am not at all sure here, so maybe an outdoor test with fire safety equipment would be a good idea, but I suspect that the powders

baking soda - salt - baking powered - sand

may not be as flamible as flour, sugar, saw dust, iron filings, etc.
So if you need to use high wattage bulbs again, maybe these would be the powders to try?

Be safe, be creative, and have fun!

Excellent and creative art method and results Jocko!

The hot thing in some 3D computer graphics programs is having a "particle system".
Here you show a way to far exceed these systems in the real world!

In picture 2 of this thread ( also posted much larger in your cool gallery) I like the way the flour lots like particles near the back of this cool art capture, but like a textured continuous surface when closer to your camera.

Years ago we did stop motion film photos by using a camera with a open shutter setting in a dark room and making an aluminum foil switch which fired a flash on impact.

If I can, I will try to post a scan of one or teo of these older tech shoots.

LOL - Sure looks like Papa Sage is about to "pick a winner"! Thanks for this useful and fun Poser/Daz Studio/etc. 3D charactor!

Wow! . . . The top and middle works could definetly hang in a fine art gallery, but not for long, as soneone woyld be sure to buy them! Creative, colorful, and fun to view artistic images! Thanks for showing the raw material and alternate presentation of it.