Mustang on Fire

[Sarcoman]

This is my friends mustang. Lit a 3 minute long sparkler and traced out the car. Six takes later, and this was the shot.

[Toe Knee"F"]

Wow! Very cool, this came out extremley well

[tremer]

Wow, its amazing you traced it perfectly. Before I read it I was thinking this was done with some photoshop filter or something. COOL!

[Walkabout]

That is SOOOOO badass....what a fun rendition. Perhaps one of the first special effects we attempt with our first cameras, the light trails, but this is such a remarkable job! I think it's awsome a photographer takes the time to achieve such fun and wild prints...you can see the true joy of the craft here.

[savona]

Excellent job! This is really clever and came out awesome!

[SNAPaPHOTO]

What is the exposure and shutter data on the picture?

[Sarcoman]

What is the exposure and shutter data on the picture?

Shutter was on bulb with the Nikon remote trigger. It ended up being 111 seconds (just shy of 2 minutes).
ISO was 100
Aperture f11

If anyone is attempting a shot like this, keep in mind that they burn at as high a temperature as 1800 degrees celsius (3000 Fahrenheit). Be careful not to touch the car, or you will burn the paint. I used my fingers to raise the sparkler about an inch above where I was 'painting', and guided all the lines of the car.

[TheBaron]

I love this photography style and this has been captured excellently. Very stylish, very impressive!