The long exposure presents all kinds of interesting visuals, from simple Estes propellant grains showering down...
...to the errant path of an unstable rocket:
Here's another example of an unstable flight followed by the fiery forward spray of a motor closure failure under pressure:
And different propellant grains provide wonderful lighting:
And of course, all kinds of high jinks come out at night in the deep desert, like the washing machine tub full of scrap propellant:
Pyro bliss.
More like this
The pop of a supersonic shred, scattering fins below...
and the beginning of a sparky spiral dance in the sky...
As I prepare to hand off this photoblog to Cobalt123, I thought I would share my favorite non-rocket photos. Each clicks through to a story or geeky observation.
The Shuttle is glorious after midnight awaiting a big adventure...
A pair of Army scale rockets line up in the desert...
Whoa. Those are awesome!
It looks beautiful! World catch on photo and slow motion movies is so wonderful. I like this photos very much!