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By: Bryan Steffy
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Photographer	Bryan Steffy {Karma:4910}
Project	#32 Lines	Camera Model	Nikon D2xs
Categories	Abstracts Minimalist Others	Film Format
Portfolio	Smoke	Lens	Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8G ED-IF AF-S VR
Uploaded	3/2/2009	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 8gb
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Location	City - Las Vegas State - NEVADA Country - United States
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Bryan Steffy {K:4910} 3/4/2009

yes thats correct AJ, the compression kinda pixelates it in areas.. in the original image there is none. it really is a lot of fun to do. the first smoke i shot was in in '06. i have about 10 or so total in my smoke portfolio. also, i change the white balance to different kelvin settings to get different effects.. this one was set at daylight 5600, the others are at 10,000 and 2500. i use an incense for the source. control your light and the result i find amazing. focus is quite a challenge. thank you for your comments on this..

AJ Miller

{K:49168} 3/4/2009

So, there's a whole series of these which I appear to have missed, and which seems to have attracted much less attention than it deserves.

There is a complex arrangement of wonderfully smooth lines in this one, and a great range of tones ranging from white through a gradient of greys against the black background. This is excellent. It is something that has been on my list to try for a while and may just inspire me to give it a go.

The image on UF does appear to have become a little pixellated in places - presumably this is a result of compression?

AJ

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