location shots

[pinkporridge]

i decided id go out n try some painting with light.. this is a long exposur eont he camera and filling in the detail of a subject with a torch... here are the results of some grave stones.

 

[Alien Allen]

great pics

but I am confused about what you were trying to say

 

[pinkporridge]

basically i have an project wich is environmental.. so anything in the environment. since ive never tried painting with light before i decided a grave yard was as good a place as any to start.. i like the effect

 

[SammyStephens]

Cool stuff pink!! That is the pics with the torch lighting you were talkin about right?

 

[Alien Allen]

basically i have an project wich is environmental.. so anything in the environment. since ive never tried painting with light before i decided a grave yard was as good a place as any to start.. i like the effect

Thanks for the explanation.

Was that done at night then with a flashlight?

As I said the pics were very good.

 

[pinkporridge]

yea long exposure.. i used my flash for a base light then went over some of the detail with an LED torch.. or the light on my phone

 

[pinkporridge]

this is what it looked like without the additional lighting.. this is just the base flash

 

[All Else Failed]

this is what it looked like without the additional lighting.. this is just the base flash

I like this, it looks nice and ominous.

 

[satinbutterfly]

Very cool! :thumbup

 

[SammyStephens]

this is what it looked like without the additional lighting.. this is just the base flash

Damn, the torches do make a nice difference!!

Cool stuff, thanks for sharing!

 

[Alien Allen]

this is what it looked like without the additional lighting.. this is just the base flash

well that is a great pic too :thumbup

I think photography is going to get into stuff that was beyond imagination even a little as 5 years ago.

With the digital age there is no limit.

It gives me a great appreciation though of the traditional photographers. With digital one can test and tweak and it costs next to nothing. For the analog old school folks it would cost a lot to determine what works or not.

 

[pinkporridge]

well that is a great pic too :thumbup

I think photography is going to get into stuff that was beyond imagination even a little as 5 years ago.

With the digital age there is no limit.

It gives me a great appreciation though of the traditional photographers. With digital one can test and tweak and it costs next to nothing. For the analog old school folks it would cost a lot to determine what works or not.

this technique has been done for years on film..im considering trying it on transparency...

 

[pinkporridge]

this one was a little experiment.. effect is good but i missed out the top left corner with my torch DOH!

for this 1 i set my white balance to tungsten.. which adds blue to the image to equal out the orangeness of tungsten light. however if you then use a light that is not orange such as flash, daylight or my LED torch.. it shows up blue..

TA DA!

 

[pinkporridge]

wheres skyblue?

 

[Dana]

those are great

 

[Peter Parka]

Cool stuff. :thumbup