This is what happens if you rotate a camera on it's lens axis while your model spins a burning firework on a drill
For these shots, I fired a Godox flashgun located behind the model to light up the scene then asked my LP buddy, Neil R, to carefully light the firework and start spinning. As the spin starts I rotate the camera fairly slowly and replace the lens cap or end the exposure so as not to make a complete circle. Making a circle would mean the sparks would blow out the silhouette and ruin the shot.
I tried another version but had the aperture set too wide but I like the abstract effect:
And another version where I maybe underexposed for the fireworks a little:
It's good to experiment with different styles and I would have tried this more but I ran out of fireworks!
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