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Jänicke’s Crown of Smoke
Random, but awesome. I love a masterly smoke image. This one is brought to us by German photographer Maximilian Pablo Jänicke. How’d he do it? ...
Random, but awesome. I love a masterly smoke image. This one is brought to us by German photographer Maximilian
Pablo Jänicke.
How’d he do it?
“Milk, water, a big jar, Canon Powershot A95 + macro converter lens, 2x 500 W halogen lamps, black board and PS, of course. Milk was dripped into water with a pipette. While the milk was
decending in the water, a series of shots were taken. The background is
darkened with a piece of simple black board.”
Sweet. Anyone else got a smokey story?
via.
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