Fire Orb
As Frederick Douglass said, "It is not light that we need; but fire; it is not the gentle shower, but thunder. We need the storm, the whirlwind, and the erhtquake." Fire orbs are a very beautiful thing to see, but it's just as tricky to photograph. There are alot of things that can go wrong when using fire, especially fire swinging on a rope, as the subject in the photograph is using. I took this photo on night on the beach when my one friend invited me and a few other people to experiment with the idea of photographing fire. The fire was created by using oxidized steal wool inside a almost kitchen whisk like container. The steal wool was then set on fire and we had to swing the 'kitchen whisk', attached to a piece of rope, in a circular motion. I had to set my camera up on a rock, because I didn't have my tripod with me at the time, on a slow shutter speed to be able to capture the fire orb. Although I didn't manage to capture a perfect fire orb, it was s