Selens Photography Props Steel Wool Fireworks for Light Painting Graffiti Long-Exposure Set

Light painting is basically the idea of setting up a long shutter and painting in
light purposefully in a way to create a specific type of image. It can be
done with flashlights, flashes, laser pointers, even phones. This requires
much more forethought and trial and error to get the desired results. But
this can also have a great sense of reward. This is typically a dimmer
setup so adjust setting to capture more light than less.

Steel Wool is a bit of a spectacle and can give some interesting results.
Both short shutter and long have value. The best results have purposeful
subject matter, interaction or reflection. Mostly meaning steel wool looks
awesome when it bounces off something or is reflected in water. Start
around 5sec, f4 and ISO300 and adjust from there.

HOW TO DO:
Step 1: Fill the Whisk with Some Steel Wool.(to get more Sparks when Burning, you can Puff the Steel Wool up a Little)
Step 2: Attach a Flexible Wire to the Whisk which Enables you to Spin the Whisk in the Air.
Step 3: Find a Proper Place. Any Place won't be set on Fire would be Fine.Because the Sparks will Bounce of any Surface they Encounter.
Step 4: Set up your Camera. You can use bulb setting on your camera. Don't Forget to Bring a Tripod and Wireless Shutter Release with you.
Step 5: Ignite the Steel Wool and Spin the whisk! Once everything is ready, Ignite the Steel Wool with a Lighter. Just a little bit is Enough and the Steel Wool will Start to Smolder. The Whole Steel Sool will Catch on Fire when being Spined the Whisk and have fun.
TIPS:
Appropriate setting is 13 seconds exposed, ISO 1600, F8.
Whisk is not necessary, and you can gain different result with different tools. So you can try to use bicycle wheels, small cages, etc