Smoke Art
Photographing smoke can be a great alternative to outdoors photography, especially when you’re stuck inside on those cold rainy days. The main ingredients you’ll be needing is a black background, a flash (preferably portable) or a lamp, and a cheap incense stick! Setting this up doesn’t take long, then it is all up to your photographic eye, which will hopefully be tuned after looking at this collection! Many of these photographs have been manipulated in some way in Photoshop, so after you’ve gathered a couple of excellent shots have a go at post-processing them. The method of inverting and recolouring the smoke is a big theme across all of them!
in flame by C. Strife
Fading Flower by Dude Crush
Orange by 96dpi
Smokin’! by Kyle May
Negative Smoke by Dan Barak
coloured smoke by aubergene
smorkin’ red by Mikee Showbiz
Untitled by claude.attard.bezzina
Smokin’! by Kyle May
smoke lotus by linh.ngân
Smoke Dance by mdezemery
. by Michael Sarver
Incense vortex: end of a world by doegox
Smoke Spoon Shape by Steve Wampler
Smoke by Anders Adermark
spiralling by ben matthews :::
one last smork by Mikee Showbiz
Saved the best for last :) by f-l-e-x
Smoke by Steven Verlander Photography
Knight by SpeakerX
the lady in the mist by ben matthews :::
Incense by M Norris
Devil In The Details by Sean Molin | Photographer
Evidence of the Divine Series by photonburst
Smoke on Fire by Anders Adermark
smoke_1205 by smt99
Cool Smoke Art:
How to photograph Smoke:
Thank you to all the photographers that allow their photographs to be freely shared!
All Photographs shown here are © Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike!
Thanks for posting my picture! Check out my flickr page for more!
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Thanks Steven for the inspiration!