Capturing Fire with a D800E

Golf007sd

The video says it all.

spraynpray

Neat location and techniques, but the vid is better with the sound muted IMHO.

donaldejose

Interesting. Don't think I will try it though.

dissent

@ SnP - Agreed; at the very least, the sound track greatly annoyed, for anyone that was trying to listen what to the poor fellow was trying to say.

Must be awesome to have all these other people along when you're shooting a subject to do stuff for you.

Rx4Photo

I really liked what he had to say as far as why and how he does photography. In the world we're in today there are more and more narrow minded people who think that if you're photographing something you must be planning to blow it up, we need those voices out there to explain to the myopic ones what inspires us.

PeterPhamWesley

Great video!!!

ibecamewe

Hi Golf007 is and you share great and Cool Video. i already look your third video is and all your share is just awesome.

Msmoto

The interesting part of all this is the statement about "why" and the idea of exploring new areas, accepting a total wash if that is the way it works, but continuing to explore. I would hope everyone who shoots is working with the attitude.

Golf007sd

+1 Msmoto

The message hidden in the narrative has great depth and breath...more than the concept of the project itself done by using the D800. That said, the finished shot is very cool and inspiring.