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Heart Shaped Sparklers Trail

November 2, 2009

By GOLD, Moonstone, California

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GOLD said...

on Nov. 3 2009 at 9:55 pm

thank you. yea i used a 35 mm film camera and you have to have on a certain setting. then you have someone else play with something such as sparklers that leave almost a tral of light in the shape or whatever it is they make. while they do that, you hold the shutter button down for the entire time they are making the shape ad let go right as they finish and it should show up. you need the camera on cetain settings though. :)

BRONZE said...

on Nov. 3 2009 at 2:55 pm

that is really cool i've never been able to actually get a shape like you have