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I saw this lit up sign on a neighbour's lawn, reminding us that there's only 21 days left for the big day. I hope everyone celerating is getting ready =)
Good evening and I hope all is well, my camera and I have been separated since the end of my last 365. Only shooting a handful of times and never really getting anything which excited me.
This weekend I spent a few glorious days camping in the Peak District with Phill F, James Mills, Paul from Lace and Tom H.
This is from last night where Paul and I explored a leafy pathway just off the Monsal trail. Inspired by the green's and gold's of autumn I knew my colour combination. Shot using the LACE backlight scanner, LP Brushes filters, universal connectors and my favourite Ryus lightworks torch.
I'm really hoping that the longer nights give me the impetus the get out more and to fall back in love with LP again.
Great weekend in top company and looking forward to seeing everyone else's stuff.
Happy days
Lighting up the knurling on one of my numerous torches. Above with a blue light source and then from camera right with a bare torch. Finished by drawing the black fibers up and down slowly and the Ryus Lightworks edition torch on super blinky strobe mode. Sooc.
Shakrain is celebrated mostly around the southern part of Dhaka city. When night falls, fireworks light up the sky of old Dhaka. Flame-eaters also gather on the roofs to entertain people with their skills of manipulating fire. Music awakens the whole town, while people keep dancing from their hearts. Bringing thousands of people together to compete and have fun, it is an occasion and a day every youngsters wait eagerly for.
Usual setup here with my large diffusion sheet, Ryus Lightworks uber torch and my invaluable www.lightpaintingbrushes.com black fibers gelled orange.
sooc.
Ohmmmmmmmm.
I sifted through the cardboard catalog tonight and found this spiritual creature. Stuck her on a piece of ceiling light perspex and lit her up.
www.lightpaintingbrushes.com black fibers, orange and blue filter attachments and a Ryus Lightworks vii wonder torch. I lit from behind using those tools then a swift tripod swap to the other dimension which exists inside Riley's old coat.
Long exposure light art shot in the darkness of my front room.
An updated shot from a couple weeks back. Wanted to try my hand at creating wings with an acrylic blade I made and strobing flashlight. I can tell you, it took some practice and many attempts.
I asked Lauren if she'd model for me tonight and she went all mental on me. Summoning powerful blue energy and fiery heat. Thankfully she was on the other side of a recycled office chair mat. Through which her super-powers could not permeate. She's calmed down now and she's safe to approach.
LP Brushes black fibers (one gelled blue and the other orange. Ryus Lightworks mega torch illuminating those along with an orange LPB filter and hood attachment for side light, 1 x Yongnuo 560iv gelled light blue fired through a beauty dish. Next a tripod swap and a mid-exposure lens swap to a zoom for the rotated blue el wire.
Raw conversion in LR with minor tweaks.
Job done.
I'll try not to do another of these tomorrow night but I'm not making any promises :)
I got a new filter today from ebay. A Hoya Star8 for the princely sum of £2.99 so thought I'd give it a run out tonight.
Placed the star flare in the middle of the frame and exposed for 5 seconds, lens cap on and positioned the light blade. 8 way rotation of the camera one for each 360 of the blade which was powered by the Ryus Lightworks modded torch. Finished off with a rotation of the black fibers for the expulsion to fill the outside. Raw conversion with minor tweaks in Lightroom.
this is what I found in the other side...a ball full of stars!!
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