Previous indoor photo projects: Indoor Photo Project: Flying through a Black Hole, or Discovering Refractographs, Indoor Photo Project: The Mysterious Planet, Indoor Photo Project - Recycling at its Best and Free Heat, Indoor Photo Project - Water Gone Wild, Vividly and Colorfully Wild.

The TeleportThe Art of Abstract Refractography I shared my first refractograph with you just a few posts back. Well, not exactly the first one. I shared the first one I felt was presentable. One thing I was proud of with that one was the two color combination that I felt worked really nicely, along with nice sharp edges of light captured by the sensor.

While creating this refractograph, I also had the two lights going for a while but it just did not feel right, it felt forced. As soon as I turned the second light off it immediately felt so much better. The simplification of a single color allowed the intriguing curves and shapes stand out more.

See the black triangular opening into the teleport chamber? And the chute into an unknown destination in top left? Well, I do.

Have fun letting your imagination lose!

Equipment used:

Nikon D600, no lens, Manfrotto tripod (055MF3; replaced by 055CXPRO3 with the convenient Q90 column) and Manfrotto Ball Head (496RC2), SanDisk Extreme 32GB SD Cards, Nikon Capture NX2, small LED flash lights, A-clamps, light stand, paper, aluminum foil, pieces of wood of various thickness and sizes, a glass with a stem and a foot, and more.

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