Electricity lighting
521 creative works found
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Two detailed lightning strikes, one making a circle in the sky, with nice cloud definition and a desert landscape.
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t-shirt series of ed hamster. / ed’s gone electric.
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Darling Harbour, Sydney Australia
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“Electric Lady Land” ~ Jefferson, Texas ~ July 2008
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Just thought you might want to see my favorite lamp at home. super simple , but its got that ” I love home” look to me.. Brought at a flea market in Miami, Florida Sony DSC H7 point and shoot camera / f/4.0 / Focal Length 38.9 / 1/60s / ISO 125
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The second addition to my Space collection. Depicted in this image is what I see as the equivalent of an electrical storm in space. / I hope you enjoy it. :) ps. More to come soon, I will try and bring out more images and quicker.
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taken with Nikon D80 tamron 55-200mm lense 1/350 f/4.8 85mm length ISO 200 taken in Acworth Georgia
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Canon 350D / Canon 18-55mm kit lens This actually has nothing to do with electricity! I was playing with light & long exposure in my dark garage. I had a broken umbrella on the floor in front of the garage door, which was opened just a crack. / / / / Featured in the Live, Love, Dream group on 11 February 2009 / / Featured on the HOME PAGE of RedBubble on 7 April 2009 / / /
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Abstract background with red and white lines
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Models: Amber and Rayne / Makeup and Hair: Loran Bean / Assistants: Elleni and Adam Comments! Please?
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Orb Majere
by parmiAfter months of searching, a few days ago I found my electro plasma light. This novelty of the 90s was locked away at the furthest most upper part of my wardrobe. It’s something I have thought about photographing for a long time, but I had no game plan and no real ideas about how to do it. Fast forward to 180+ shots later, I came up with these. In total darkness I was able to achieve this glow on the globe, and the brighter electro-movement. The eerie glowing form in the background is my hand pressed against the (incredibly hot and tingling) glass globe. I really enjoyed this shoot, despite a lightly irritated palm, I found myself pretty happy with the results. As is from camera, no post processing at all. Featured in Art Of Glass / Featured in Light up My Life / Featured in Your Living Spaces Canon SX100IS / 1/4, f2.8, ISO200, macro lens More from the shoot: MCN: C8D50-0B926-CFFCF
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Wonderful Lightning Storm over Puget Sound Elliot Bay Seattle Washington
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Electrified
by GiGeeThis was taken during the day with just natural light and loved the way the seed were glowing like they were lit from within.
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Canon 350D / F/5.6 / I/500seg / ISO-100 / 55mm lens As is straight from the camera. Featured in Light up my life 11th August 2009
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Lightning near between Crystal Brook and Port Pirie, South Australia on October 24, 2009
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Lightning strikes between Crystal Brook and Port Pirie, South Australia
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Murphy's Law
by drecLightning was striking middle and to the right of this frame and not much was landing over the Hi-Rises of Surfers Paradise. I made sure I had Q1 just inside the frame and it managed to get hit, I caught half of the bolt but missed the half that went left. / This spot has potential, just need the storms to not drift so far south. / Taken @ The Southport Pier
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It did look promising for a while though the storm split and drifted inland and out to sea. Still managed to land this bolt at a guess, hitting Cheveron Island just west of Surfers Paradise. / Over looking the Southport Broadwater towards Main Beach and Surfers Paradise. 05/12/09
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Was bored one evening and thought I’d experiment with some long exposure shots. —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-——- Comments and Criticisms are welcome :) —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-——- Camera: Canon EOS 400D / Taken On Feb 2009 / Location: Victoria, Australia Lens: 18-55mm / Tv, Av: 6”, 8 / ISO: 100 Post Processing: Minimal / Program Used: Adobe Photoshop CS3 Featured in “Red Bubble” on the 16th Dec 09
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