Stop-action photography captures a moment in time so short that it would otherwise have gone unnoticed. The basic technique is this: 1) turn off all lights in the room 2) open the cameras shutter 3) break something and at the same time 4) trigger a strobe to capture the moment.
I used this technique for all the lightbulb photos.
I used this technique for all the lightbulb photos.
Hammer Meets Bulb
In Hammer Meets Bulb and Perfect Timing, I triggered the strobe with two wires that, when connected, completed a circuit and pulsed a strobe.
In Hammer Meets Bulb and Perfect Timing, I triggered the strobe with two wires that, when connected, completed a circuit and pulsed a strobe.
Hammer Meets Bulb
In Hammer Meets Bulb and Perfect Timing, I triggered the strobe with two wires that, when connected, completed a circuit and pulsed a strobe.
In Hammer Meets Bulb and Perfect Timing, I triggered the strobe with two wires that, when connected, completed a circuit and pulsed a strobe.
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