Lighting steel wool on fire produces a lot of sparks, and can be captured with time lapse photography to create a fascinating cascade of fire. Photographer and teacher Frank Stelges explored this concept at night in Alaska, using a drone to capture the scene from unique angles, and against a snowy, tree filled landscape. The result is a true shower of light and sparks, raining down to the soft snow below, where each spark lands with a gentle glow. Really beautiful work, proving that ingenuity and unorthodox methods can create some fascinating results. Via MyModernMet:
Edited by Ben VanderVeen · About Moss & Fog
