something hot down the back of my neck
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Wire wool?Canon EOS 5D Mark III, EF 135mm F/2 L, EF 16-35mm F/4 L, EF 50mm f/1.8, EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM, EF 28mm f/2.8
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Those are neat, like the 2nd image the best
TomComment
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All amazing and you have to be quite brave with wire wool, but I still like number 2 the best.ColinComment
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Very nice indeed, #2 for me too.
So how did you do it?
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Very Cool
Number two for me.
I thought about trying the wire wool thing over the holidays - but then valour got the better part of me (that and I couldbn't avoid having Number One Son wanting to play too!)
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Number two for me aswell, because the sky and the setting sun also come into play. 
Di ~ Trying to take "the" photograph.
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I'm with Deegee on this one.Originally posted by DeeGee View Post Number two for me aswell, because the sky and the setting sun also come into play.
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I worked on these with Adrian, they were 5 minute exposures with 6 pops of the 580ex on full power set at 24mm zoom setting with red or yellow filters on (the flash was mainly aimed at the tree).
The spark photos were created with wire wool whilst the orb was created by swinging a small led torch around on the end of a cable.
The red sky isnt actually setting sun but light pollution from a nearby town.Comment
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