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It has arrived!!
As many of you probably seen on the Nick Exposed Facebook Page I recently received my new speedlite and radio triggers in the mail. I’ve been talking about getting some flash units to play with, and finally put in my order last week. Its probably a bit cliche to shoot some smoke photography right after getting a flash, but at the same time its sooo much fun 
I thought it would be cool to bring back the candle that was featured in my light painting photo way back in January, which is now burnt down from its circle shaped origin to a more flattened bowl. I enlisted the help of my good friend Kelly and his girlfriend to create these wonderfully abstract smoke signals, which Im sure was rather monotonous/repetitive being every couple seconds they would have to light and extinguish… re-light and extinguish… re- you get the point.
For all you small flash shooters, be on the lookout for some diy light modifier tutorials in the near future! Im about to get my craftiness on 
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You would do something awesome with your flash the first few days you got it…you would…ha ha, very cool shots, Nick.
Hahaha Thanks Dan! Im looking forward to seeing what comes of your flash shooting
It’s cliche… because everyone does it . . . because it’s awesome fun
Exactly! Thanks Stephen
Awesome shots! Abstract but yet very interesting!
Thanks for following my blog too!
Thanks man! Keep up the great work
I thought I saw a face in profile in the first one.
Awesome! Ill have to search for it
Thanks!
I must be out of the loop as I don’t find it a cliche at all. I love the negative shot.
Awesome, thanks Paul! I agree the negative shot is fun
Meh, everything’s a cliché nowadays Nick. Embrace it.
Haha good point Matt
Thanks man!
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love the last shot there. very nice
Thanks Louise (apologize if I got it wrong was going off your email)
yep its Louise
Great shots – keep up the good work
Hey thanks Aisling
Looks a bit spooky
Great pics!
Haha, it kind of has a spooky appeal to it I agree. Thanks J.G.
Great patterns found in this smoke….the last one especially. Nicely done!
Hey thanks David! Its tons of fun, you should give it a shot if you havent done so before