Daughter and lightening ball

[The_Camera_Poser]

I wasn't sure where else to put these- so here they are. All comments are welcome. They're with a Canon 30D and a 50/1.8II, manual, f/1.8, Tv 30, Iso 200-400, handheld.

I know they're soft/noisy, but they were shot in a pitch-black room after all!

What do you think?

http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa128/bobthefish_album/ghostlight1.jpg

http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa128/bobthefish_album/ghostlight4.jpg

http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa128/bobthefish_album/ghostlight6.jpg

[gcflora]

I think I have to buy a lightning ball :D Looks like you both had a bit of fun taking those shots

[Miaow]

Cool shots :) Those balls do look very pretty with the light arcs :)

[Astroman]

Plasma Balls as they are sometimes referred to are cool. I love them, I used to do all sorts of weird experiments with them. Nice set of images, although a little more light on your Daughters Face wouldn't hurt, maybe a small light just to bring her face out more?

[clm738]

Great shots. Well thought of. Agree with Andrew about bit more light on your daughters face.

[The_Camera_Poser]

LOL- I can stil her now...."Daddy, my nose is getting hot!"

I might pull the ball into the middle of the room away from the wall, and use some sort of small lamp to throw light on her.

Thanks all!

[*Bubbles*]

Yep like these a lot - great idea too :)

Well done

[NikonNellie]

Love these images - I also agree with Andrew on lighting your daughter's face just a bit, not too much otherwise you will lose the mood of the images. :kewl:

[The_Camera_Poser]

thanks all- I'll give it another whirl tonight. Maybe her nose wont get too hot this time LOL