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Tricks with the camera # 2

Posted by Eleftheria (Athens, Greece) on 6 November 2009 in Abstract & Conceptual and Portfolio.

14 August 2009!

Now that's an angel. On the previous shot he was a butterfly!

I was born on November 18th, 1998 and I am a girl from Greece :-) Thank you for your comments!

-- SORRY, I HAVE NOT MUCH TIME TO VISIT EACH ONE OF YOU EVERYDAY...A LOT OF HOMEWORK... -- :o)

My dad's photography site:

http://www.nikoslaskaridis.com

Comments (21)

sakshi from Boston, United States

That's awesome..he transformed from a butterfly to an angel overnight :)

6 Nov 2009 5:16am

@sakshi: Haha! Thanks a lot!

Dimitrios from ATHENS, Greece

i like ANGELS! Hope they protect you too!

6 Nov 2009 7:32am

@Dimitrios: Thanks a lot!

k@ from Paris, France

Hee hee, now I got it ! Real difference, indeed, but as much inventive and superb as the first one !
Now, I ask for.... a turtle, could you ? ;))
Bravo, Miss !

6 Nov 2009 8:07am

@k@: Thanks a lot!

Nicholas from Shah Alam, Malaysia

Yet again, nicely done :)

6 Nov 2009 8:41am

@Nicholas: Thanks a lot!

Vitor Martins from Lisboa, Portugal

This one is great too. Nice work.

6 Nov 2009 10:33am

@Vitor Martins: Thanks a lot!

Momo from Montpellier, France

Angels, butterflies...excellent fun E. So, one day you will have to write your book and share your photographic secrets with us all :-)

6 Nov 2009 10:48am

@Momo: Thank you very much! I put the tripod on a steady place and I set the camera on night settings and my dad behind my brother started to draw an angel silhouette with a lens turned on. That's it!

Amir Taheri Kondar from Bandar Abbas, Iran

very nice. could u plz explain a little about this kind of photography?

6 Nov 2009 11:14am

@Amir Taheri Kondar: Thank you very much! I put the tripod on a steady place and I set the camera on night settings and my dad behind my brother started to draw an angel silhouette with a lens turned on. That's it!

Viewfinder from Bradenton, FL, United States

Excellent... so nicely done; the night sky and city in the background adds some drama to this otherwise really playful shot.

6 Nov 2009 12:02pm

@Viewfinder: Thanks!

Earnest from Oklahoma, United States

Cool!

6 Nov 2009 12:04pm

@Earnest: Thank you!

Benoit Darrieux from Tripoli, Lebanon

Hi, this is a very nice shot, very artistic, cool and funny in the same time. Good job.

6 Nov 2009 12:23pm

@Benoit Darrieux: Thank you and welcome!

Judy from Brooksville, Florida, United States

What delightful fun this must be, however it is done. Tell George not to let his halo slip! :D

6 Nov 2009 12:42pm

@Judy: :o) xxxxxx

Elora from Genoa, Italy

very nice job light painting :)

6 Nov 2009 1:48pm

@Elora: Thank you!

Vert Pomme from Montreuil Sous Bois, France

Superbe ce petit papillon (je plaisante)....ce petit ange.

6 Nov 2009 2:36pm

@Vert Pomme: Merci!

Rags from Plano, United States

Awesomely executed.

6 Nov 2009 3:39pm

@Rags: Thanks!!!!

dj.tigersprout from New York City, United States

wow! so much fun!!! beautiful done!! congrats to you and your father!! my favorite is still the butterfly! i just love the circular motion of the double set of wings!! ;)

6 Nov 2009 4:17pm

@dj.tigersprout: Thank you a lot!

Ronnie 2¢ from Atlantic Shores, United Kingdom

Another Total Winner *****

6 Nov 2009 4:40pm

@Ronnie 2¢: :oD

Susan from Fort Lauderdale, FL, United States

Very Nicely Done!!! A family effort pays off well!!!

6 Nov 2009 5:36pm

@Susan: :OD

Susan from Fort Lauderdale, FL, United States

Very Nicely Done!!! A family effort pays off well!!!

6 Nov 2009 5:36pm

Bishop from Houston, United States

So, are those your mom and dad behind your brother?! :)

6 Nov 2009 6:12pm

@Bishop: No, it's me and dad!

Kiki from Ambert, France

Oh, it is excellent... what an attractive idea !

6 Nov 2009 9:07pm

@Kiki: Thank you very much!

Steve Rice from Olympia, United States

Very cool!

7 Nov 2009 1:30am

@Steve Rice: Thank you!

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