Smoke machine (also known as 'Fog Machine') is one product most photographers don't own or have access to. Many believe it is just too expensive to buy one, but the fact is, you can get a smoke machine for just $29! Those machines are not just good for parties and concerts, but great for creative shoots. Adding smoke can add depth, texture and drama to your images. Check out these 18 great photos using smoke machines (or smoke bombs).
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Photo: Benjamin Zank.
Photo: Simon Duhamel.
Photo: Mattia Panciroli.
Photo: Jens Christian Schroder.
Photo: Brendon Burton.
Photo: Tommy Ga-Ken Wan.
Photo: Rockie Nolan.
Photo: Malcolm Urwin.
Photo: David Olkarny.
Photo: Kyle Thompson.
Photo: Jared Tyler.
Photo: Brendon Burton.
Photo: Omálix Martinez.
Photo: gibb3rs.
Photo: Kyle Thompson.
Photo: Benjamin Von Wong.
Photo: Sandy Phimester.
Photo: Rick Rose.
If you want to see all the photoshoot : https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.498877553500861.1073741835.118...
very cool lighting!
Looks like it's time to pull the old smoke machine out of the closet!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/7933174@N07/9659042776/
And Here is one of my portraits..
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Beautyfully Weird!
Oh man, I went through a stage after buying my smoke machine where it was all I ever used! Had to calm down a bit with it. But it certainly was the coolest cheap investment. The fluid was more expensive than the machine itself.
For this self portrait I used a green gelled flash in the background and a strip box with white flash camera left. I used 2 SB-900 speedlights.
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