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29-MAR-2004	Craig Wanke

Moment of Impact*
by Craig Wanke

Playing with T. A. Edison's "executive desk toy." Constructed of 4 candelabra bulbs and sockets, lengths of lamp cord, a dimmer switch, and a wooden support frame.

Taken in a single exposure, minor PS adjustments. Perhaps I'll post the aftermath elsewhere :-)

Canon EOS 300D Digital Rebel ,Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6
1/13s f/5.0 at 37.0mm iso800 full exif

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Karl P		09-Apr-2004 00:22
Man, I should have voted, this deserved way more than the number of votes it got. oh well :(

Olaf.dk		06-Apr-2004 12:45
Well done! Good job on the timing! --Olaf

ctfchallenge		06-Apr-2004 07:19
I keep coming back to this image but, the glass has STILL not broken yet! he he

Guest		02-Apr-2004 13:23
Thanks. Ann, I tried to restrain the swinging bulb with a black thread, but it stretched some. No bulbs actually shattered, but one cracked and two suffered fatal filament damage. This was the last shot, since I no longer had four working bulbs after this one :)

Guest		02-Apr-2004 01:46
Great idea! and wonderful execution -- Tabs

Canon DSLR Challenge		01-Apr-2004 03:44
Neat idea! How many bulbs did you break to get this one? LOL Love the bright light on the black background. Ann C

Guest		31-Mar-2004 20:28
this is so cool. melissa

Canon DSLR Challenge		31-Mar-2004 19:18
This is a smashing image!! Uggh, bad joke :-) Very nice image, I mean! -FretNoMore

Teapot		31-Mar-2004 12:11
You've gone to a lot of trouble for this one Craig but I'm glad you did, it's a great shot.

Guest		30-Mar-2004 23:54
Thanks for the comments. It was hard enough to time the swing, now you've made me want to time the explosion. Hmmm. Maybe a fiberoptic sensor, hooked to a cable release, and... my wife would think I've gone completely round the bend. If she doesn't already. :)

Canon DSLR Challenge		30-Mar-2004 19:06
Nice job. I'm with ISO... i wanna see 'em broken, shattered, shards flying everywhere.... in the light :-) Markjay

iso3200		30-Mar-2004 18:19
Good idea - but now I want to see them shatter sooooo badly!

Guest		30-Mar-2004 14:28
Niiiice!! Great timing on this! Very very cool idea, and you nailed it perfectly.

Moment of Impact*by Craig Wanke

Moment of Impact*
by Craig Wanke