By candle light I shall see thee again by Faemike55
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Description
playing with shutter speeds and light on crystal objects
actually have about20 some pictures ranging from 1/2000th sec to 2 seconds
rather cool results
Thanks for the comments and faves
Have a great Tuesday
Mike
Comments (41)
tetrasnake Online Now!
Amazing shot!
Gisela
Nice!
wrpspeed
pretty
lonely_wolf
Wonderful refraction! Great shot!
legolie
Nice shot and beautiful reflections :-)
lyron
Great image!!
Bossie_Boots
Very cool result i like it superb shot Mike !
wysiwig
Very cool. They look like lanterns and I can see a face in the one on the right, top left.
bazza
Superb capture Mike nothing like a good experiment.. well done!
Froggy
This has a lovely relaxed quality about it fo me Mike.
Roywig
Nice work
gunsan
Superb! I go against the crowd and prefer this one, because of the warmth of the colors.Can imagine you had a lot of fun with all shots.
RodolfoCiminelli
Beautiful photography my friend.....!!!!
greyone
Gorgeous capture Mike! This is so well done.
Mara105
oh, that looks great ^^
magnus073
Cool capture with a really inspirational feel Mike
Foink
Awesome!!!
flavia49
wonderful
eekdog
very cool capture mike. nice dark lighting.
flaviok
Esplendida captura meu amigo, aplausos (5)
mariogiannecchini
Very cool picture !
Radar_rad-dude
A fine experiment, Mike! I like the result! Most excellent!
tamburro
Fantastic shot Mike!!!! Hugs:)
drifterlee
Beautiful, MIke!!!!
bobrgallegos
Awesome experiment! Sets the mood. Very well done.
danapommet
Nice reflective as well as refractive light Mike. Dana
angelafair
very cool!
MachosReina
Awesome pic!!!
machobubba
Great looking capture...
Digital_Mischief
I need to set my tripod up, and take some night photos to learn what the camera can do.