Crazy funky disco lights *PARTY TIME* woooo!

the last one is badass!

What is the setting for the first one? I am trying to learn how to take this kind of pictures. Congrats.

Don't know exactly how these were made, and I'm still fairly new.

However - for the benefit of others who may want to take shots similar to these - I think it's worth mentioning that taking photos of lasers can ruin your sensor. I think the danger is really when you try to take them with the laser coming directly at you, rather than a side shot.

That said, these are pretty cool. I really like #2.

Jason

Yeah - I didn't not want to rain on your parade because these are really cool, but lasers and sensors equal disaster!

I go as far as putting my camera away if I even see a laser light...

As someone who works with lasers and lighting-- this is NOT 100% true. Once a laser reaches a certain wavelength, it can burn a sensor. The lasers in this photo are most likely "prosumer" lasers... they won't do any damage. However, unless you know for sure.. why risk it?

Although I will not disagree with you, only due to my limited knowlege on the subject, but 50,000,000 Elvis fans cant be wrong?

http://www.hdcamteam.c​om …cameras-damaged-by-laser/

Yes.. and those are REALLY powerful lasers... much more than the ones in the pictures above.

#3. Definitely. A very good example of a photo with a feel of depth.