Fire and Smoke - Pedro Moura Pinheiro

lighter sparks

lighter sparks

Canon EOS 400D + Canon MP-E65
Canon ST-E2 + Canon 550EX
1 second - f/16.0 - ISO 200

I got the idea for the photo from a high speed video of several things, including a lighter being lit.

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match ignition

match ignition

Canon EOS 5D + Canon MP-E65
Canon ST-E2 + Canon 550EX
1/400 of a second - f/16.0 - ISO 100

The flash is coming from the right, I lit the match using a lighter and shot the photo halfway through the ignition.

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incense in the darkness

incense in the darkness

Canon EOS 5D + Canon EF 35mm f/2.0
Canon ST-E2 + Canon 550EX
1/4000 of a second - f/13.0 - ISO 50

Incense sticks giving off a very fragrant smoke.

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crêpe suzette

crêpe suzette

Canon EOS 5D + Canon EF 35mm f/2.0
1/85 of a second - f/3.2 - ISO 800

A crêpe suzette being prepared in a restaurant in Lisbon.

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cuban self portrait

cuban self portrait

Canon EOS 5D + Canon EF 35mm f/2.0
1/30 of a second - f/2.0 - ISO 1000

Yours truly smoking a cuban cigar after lunch.

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The first three pictures where made possible by the help Nuno gave me in his home’s garage. I wanted to explore a bit more the classical smoke photos, but I didn’t have the patience do to it (bad week…). Anyway, I’m happy with the results!

One Response to “Fire and Smoke - Pedro Moura Pinheiro”

  1. My comments:

    1. An excellent and creative shot. Very cool indeed.

    2. I love this one, it is, I believe, my favorite shot of your week’s work. It has everything and it is very well executed. You should submit it to a magazine…

    3. Again a very good shot. Not as powerful as the previous one but still very good. I like the red and black combination.

    4. Very very good! Lucky you for getting invited into the kitchen!

    5. Excellent shot one more time. I think it could benefit from having a bit more chin and a bit less of the roof, but an excellent shot nonetheless.

    Great work Mr. P.!

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