I took these pictures of a snow globe after shaking it up and using a variety of exposures from less than a second to twenty seconds. You can see the difference in the trails of the flakes. Most of the lighting was done by a torch. The camera was mounted on a tripod, I shone a torch on the globe and tried to judge the exposure time. Then I set the camera timer off, shook the globe and tried to line the torch up where it was when I set the esposure. I repeated this a few times and these are the best of the bunch.
MostlyMonochrome 
oh how pretty ^^
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These are fantastic, I love the first one in particular.
I’m definitely going to have to start experimenting more.
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mmm, I really like these. Especially the second to last, it reminds me of the way lights at night can shift the appearance falling snow looks and ice. Thanks for checking out my blog! I look forward to checking out more of yours!
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Thanks for your comments.
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Very nice experiment. I should try this too one day.
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Love this!! Maybe I can shake the dust off of one and give it a try!
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Simple and beautiful. I love monochrome.
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Thanks for the comment on my blog! Beautiful shots!
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I love experiments as well, and this is a great idea that’s been well executed. I’m going to give this one a go as well. 🙂 Great work. First one is my favourite.
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Stunning…Simply stunning.
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I love to experiment like this. Are these on film as many of your others are?
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