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Plungorb

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First attempt at one of these style orbs, using the lensalike V24 made from acrylic plunger handle.

Straight out of camera - no adjustments or Photoshop.

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Nice comp n capture. These ribbon orbs kill your arms !

Yeah, I can vouch for that too. One of them and I'm done. The old acrylic plunger handle seems to be doing the trick quite well.

plunger-orb??

Hmmm,...okay,....well it looks great! Would also look great for a dome!

Perhaps he stole it from your "wooden cart" axle ! hahaha

You wouldn't say that if you had seen it, it looks like something far more sinister!!

Oi, there's nothing sinister looking about it at all! Only in your mind, Jules. I'll post some pics later and get a concensus ;-)

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Camera: Sony DSLR-A290
Exposure: 254 seconds
Aperture: f/10.0
ISO: 400
Focal length: 30 mm
White Balance: Auto
Exposure Mode: Manual

Date taken: 2 October 2011

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