Pyrolysis on burning wood and fire traveling through the atmosphere. The image was taken with a Canon EOS5D following all the combustion experiment protocols. The camera settings were: 1/100 exposure, the camera aperture was f/3.5, a focal length of 28.0 mm, and 4000 ISO.
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Hello Ari,
really great project! Fire can be tricky to photograph given that it’s its own light source and oftentimes has unpredictable movement. I am surprised you were able to freeze it at only 1/100s! The image turned out great with very dynamic lighting and color that covers the whole spectrum. Good job!
Great job capturing a fire. I have found it difficult to photograph because of the brightness, but you did a great job capturing it and keeping a good contrast level.
I love the motion blur in the image – it really captures the energy of the flames against the solid background
Hello Ari,
I like how this image captures the different colors within the fire. Instead of being the basic orange and red, I see white and purple/blue, which I think is really cool. I also like that some of this image is super detailed while others have less detail. For example the log is detailed and the white of the fire is just a bright white section. They really compliment each other.