Magnum at Night

Published! In JPG Magazine Issue 15

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by Chris Hedberg

Uploaded 23 Jan 2008 — 20 favorites

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Q: Do you still have a magazine?

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This is what I do when I cannot sleep.

15 responses

Jeff Harbin gave props (23 Jan 2008):
Very cool shot!
Jesse Nicole gave props (15 Apr 2008):
really nice! great choice of light source~ very dramatic!
Raymond Torres added a link (12 May 2008):
Great Shot!!! (www.jpgmag.com)
Bonnie Blanton (Deleted) said (24 May 2008):
Amazing shot! I remember seeing it in Issue #15. Congrats on being published!
Windee Dawson said (5 Dec 2008):
Always liked this one. Isn't this the one you showed us when the brought the mag in to show Paul?
david holloway said (5 Jan 2009):
wow. this is great.
Tammy Rice gave props (26 Jan 2009):
incredible capture! fav
Lemily gave props (24 Feb 2009):
Awesome lighting.
Roger L. Blease gave props (22 Mar 2010):
Fantastic! Sound trigger? I'd love to try a shot like this.
Chris Hedberg said (22 Mar 2010):
Thanks! Actually, just a long shutter speed with less than a half moon will do. Think of it as painting with light. Blued guns don't work as well. The mag porting on the barrel helps immensely.
ayan mukherjee said (13 Aug 2010):
nice moment captured
Ramír Delgado gave props (6 Jan 2011):
NICE !
Raymond Clarke gave props (15 Feb 2011):
Nice!
Epin Hervin gave props (16 Aug 2011):
nice insomniac theraphy
David de London gave props (8 Mar 2014):
Kindred souls. Noisey toys, serious thoughts abound.