Getting Kinetic in the Cut
From another trip to my favourite lightpainting location, Coldstones Cut in North Yorkshire.
The shadow cast by the fake mini roundabout in the middle of the frame had nothing in it and seemed to make the previous images I'd shot incomplete. I was using continuous lighting at the rear of the frame and a brainwave or spark of an idea occured. At the end of the exposue, I decided to see what would happen if I panned the camera vertically. The rear continuous light left a rather pleasing light trail in the dark, unexposed section of the frame!
This is an image shot in one continuous exposure and is not a Photoshop creation.
Getting Kinetic in the Cut
From another trip to my favourite lightpainting location, Coldstones Cut in North Yorkshire.
The shadow cast by the fake mini roundabout in the middle of the frame had nothing in it and seemed to make the previous images I'd shot incomplete. I was using continuous lighting at the rear of the frame and a brainwave or spark of an idea occured. At the end of the exposue, I decided to see what would happen if I panned the camera vertically. The rear continuous light left a rather pleasing light trail in the dark, unexposed section of the frame!
This is an image shot in one continuous exposure and is not a Photoshop creation.