sky in a pan by jocko500

Photography • Abstract • posted on Apr 02, 2014

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Description

the title is right as I took black light paint and put it in a frying pan with oil in it. The oil and paint do not mix. I came up with this. it a shot out of the camera just use the contrast to brighten the image some. the white light I used a flash light to make it.

Comments (47)

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Faemike55

11:30PM | Wed, 02 April 2014

it looks like a moonlit scene with some angry clouds at sunset if I were traveling about, I'd be very cautious of what was around me! Excellent

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eekdog

11:34PM | Wed, 02 April 2014

wild and cool work, Jocko..

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claude19

11:38PM | Wed, 02 April 2014

as during a stormy night, the dark clouds hide the lunar disc ... a very beautiful aesthetic adventure you Jocko with this black light ... your talent shines créay painter! gorgeous!

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Radar_rad-dude

12:07AM | Thu, 03 April 2014

A most ingenious creation, Jocko! Most extraordinary!

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lisalisette

12:09AM | Thu, 03 April 2014

Cool work.. very creative :)

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starship64

12:18AM | Thu, 03 April 2014

It looks very abstract. Beautiful shot.

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DennisReed

1:20AM | Thu, 03 April 2014

cool

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prutzworks

1:35AM | Thu, 03 April 2014

creative photography

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Katraz

1:44AM | Thu, 03 April 2014

This makes a great abstract very dark and moody.

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jendellas

2:46AM | Thu, 03 April 2014

Very clever, looks so effective!! x

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durleybeachbum

3:01AM | Thu, 03 April 2014

Brilliant! How exciting!

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Richardphotos

5:47AM | Thu, 03 April 2014

very creative work Jock

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magnus073

6:57AM | Thu, 03 April 2014

Wow Jock, this is such a cool looking capture. You really managed to create the impression of a dark and dramatic sky. I agree with Richard that this was a clever idea.

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