hideo mabuchi / @firemousehm
images below include joint work with Dan Murphy and John Neely at Utah State University — we use a high-resolution digital camera and ultrabright strobe flash to capture reflected-light images, with minimal contamination by orange incandescence, of pots at high temperature during a firing
the first series of images serves merely to illustrate that we can monitor the evolution of ceramic surfaces as cones drop during the height of the firing…
the next three images illustrate how the high-temperature photograph process works, and the remaining images show the development of reduction-cool (delayed reoxidation) red colors — see technoblog post
camera auto exposure at cone 10 
still cone 10, manual short exposure 
cone 10, short exposure + strobe flash 
