Artists Who Showcase Smoke Photography at Its Finest. Smoke formations have always been observed by people, many centuries before our time. People were always fond of Smoke. They always wondered why some Smoke were dark and others were white and fluffy, and why some Smoke were so high up and others were so low that they looked reachable by the human hands. When people stare at the smoke, they usually see the shape of an animal, usually an elephant. Smoke covers the sky with a grayish veil through which the sun or moon may shine as a spot of pale light. Photographing the elusive movements of smoke poses a serious challenge; smoke is easily disturbed, moving quickly in undulating patterns and shapes that are far beyond a photographer’s control. Among the plethora of online tips and tutorials geared towards helping photos make that perfect shot, there are stories of dedicated photographers who commit hundreds of hours to mastering the art of smoke photography. And why wouldn’t they? Smoke is dramatic, it’s artistic, it’s easily manipulated in post-processing and, perhaps above all, its variety is endless. Zvi Bolimovsky is hailed for his smoke photography, which combines digital photos, charcoal drawings and post-processing together into dream-like, ethereal shots. NFT certificate of authenticity 1. Artist name- Zvi Bolimovsky 2. Title of the work- Suspended Black Smoke 3. Year of completion- 2022 4. Dimensions--High Res digital art 5. Medium--Digital Art 6. Edition number-- Original one of a kind 7. Special instructions-- Keep in a safe place 8. Artwork Image--Digital art 9. COA- Certificate of authenticity includes a high-resolution image of the work within the document. 10.Signature (preferably of the artist, hand signed, not photocopied) 11.Name of piece/subject featured--Black smoke abstract 12.Date it of creation--March 15 . 13.Dimensions--Digital art 14.Details of the medium used--artist using smoke in photography 15.Number of prints made-- not a limited edition, one of a kind original 17.Any extra details you see fit--smoke photography and smoke art
