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Abenteuer #Ruhrgebiet - Geleucht auf der Moerser Halde Rheinpreußen. Die Lichtinstallation von dem Künstler Otto Piene ist die Nachbildung einer historischen Davy-Lampe ( Sicherheitsgrubenlampe der Bergleute ) im XXL Format.
Fotoworkshop - Blaue Stunde am #Geleucht in Moers am Niederrhein. Foto vom Workshop in der Abenddämmerung. Am Abend illuminieren 35 Leuchtmasten eine Fläche von ca. 8.000 Quadratmetern der Halde mit rotem Licht. Über der Landmarke steht der Mond im erstes Viertel bei glasklarer winterlicher Luft.
www.niederrhein-foto.de/316/niederrhein_fotostream/available_light_geleucht/
Von der Aussichtsplattform der Landmarke, die auf der Halde Rheinpreußen steht, bieten sich eindrucksvolle Aussichten über den Rhein in die Industrielandschaften des Ruhrgebiets und die Landschaften am Niederrhein.
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Die Webseite mit Informationen zum Fotoworkshop Blaue Stunde – Geleucht. Online Anmeldung ist direkt auf der Seite möglich.
www.niederrhein-foto.de/blaue-stunde-geleucht/
Infos zu dem Fotoworkshop - Ruhrgebiet - Halden und Landmarken
ruhrgebiet.niederrhein-foto.de
Lightworks - Fotoworkshop Lichtkunstwerke
www.niederrhein-foto.de/lichtkunst_ruhrgebiet_fotoworkshop
Infos zur Fototour de Ruhr – Nachtzeichen Fotonacht Ruhrmetropole
www.niederrhein-foto.de/fototouren_ruhrgebiet_nachtfotografie_landmarken/
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Lots more of my work on Instagram. If you like my work, and are on IG, please follow me at @s1price_lightworks. Thanks!
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Lightworks for Linux: The developer's story
Created by Maria Boehling for opensource.com
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I am far more active on Instagram. If you like my work, and are on IG, please follow me at @s1price_lightworks. Thanks!
I am more active on Instagram. If you like my work, and are on IG, please follow me at @s1price_lightworks. Thanks!
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I am more active on Instagram. If you like my work, and are on IG, please follow me at @s1price_lightworks. Thanks!
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This is my first attempt in camerarotation with tripod swap. In the beginning harder than I thought, because it is a different work than usual. But it's really fun.
First I lit the background with blue gelled torch and a shiny fabric to fill the frame. Then swap tripod to the rectangle plexy shape (orange gelled)by Light Painting Paradise and the V2 Torch on Strobo by Ryu's Lightworks. 8 times camerarotation with 45°. Some adjustments in LR. Finish.
#singleexposure #nophotoshop
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The Fourth of July is time for a real blast with the other revellers and to see what can be done with the fireworks displays turned into action. I thought this take was a good spot to start. It looks like a lightworks bumble bee taking wing for Mars or some other interplanetary journey. Fiery wings for sure! It looks like the bumblebee is flapping at blazing speed to achieve escape velocity from the earth's gravity. Bumblebee and not a speck of boogie woogie! I have already conferred with my buddy, Neil Degrasse Tyson about this phenomenon.
Backtracking to the center of that year and the fireworks at Roger's Grove is a good way to start a series. I never know what I will find when I sort through new or old shots. I added a bunch more "action" shots to my stash, all of the firey kind. I still have a pile to clean up even though I dumped a lot more into storage. This one looks like... a bumblebee for certain even though I have spent some time looking it over. Apparently there was a great deal of motion and the usual shakes as the fireworks erupted. The colors: I thought of how to react to the mass of colors.
It has been years since Phil and I enjoyed the Frogmont fireworks when we got a spot on the hill. This time and recently I have parked over at Golden Ponds and walked along the river to Roger's Grove to be the closer to the launch site. Longmont bagged fireworks in the forest fire year. I got stuck some distance across Hover for an earlier year. I was determined to get a lot closer after that year. After switching to hand holding long exposures for the carney and Christmas lights, I had great luck so I worked on that recently. I started out just after 7:00 in the evening but I only managed one of the last spots at the park.
This is like a box of chonklits; you never knows what you gits. After slipping this into Photoshop, I adjusted the exact perspective for better presentation but the EXIF reported 44mm so it was mid-zoom and big even though I see some degree of zoom. The coloration was untouched though I tried to maximize the light streaks. I didn't even need to jamb the color balance and pump the saturations. I left them untouched. Of course digital experimentation is cheap. I had fun shooting and they are a breeze to edit! I get mostly muted colors in the ag settings I shoot, so I revel in JUST COLORS. I spent hours giving this stuff titles.
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Today a rather large package arrived from America full of lp goodies. I couldn't wait for it to go dark so I could have a play.
This one inspired by the simply stunning work of Chris Searle.
www.lightpaintingbrushes.com mini circle blade, Ryus Lightworks modded torch, some camera rotation and a rotation of the blade twice around 360 degrees in between rotations.
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The video was taken in 2014 at The Hong Kong Park. I was learning on how to making video.
They are shot in Panasonic GH3. The on location environment sound is recorded using Rode Video Mic Pro Stereo.
Post production: NLE is Editshare Lightworks. Grading software is Davinci Resolve. The music is Do Not Forget Me (Artist: PrimeSound).
Hope you enjoy it.
View it in Youtube:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTSOAc_mskI
Or Vimeo:
YouTube: [www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpNJZa7fYf8] Anamorphic short in HD
BMPCC Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera
Anamorphic Film Look by Color Grading City Night Scenes with Mixed Lighting
Incandescent, Mercury Vapor, and High Pressure Sodium
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Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera MFT active mount
ProRes 4:2:2 Film Mode - 172.5 degree shutter - ISO 800 - WB 5600K - 23.98fps
Leica Summicron M DR f2 50mm M mount lens
Panasonic M to MFT adapter
Bell & Howell 1.75x Anamorphic lens
P&C GearBox DSLR cage and ioPort roll bar camera mount re-purposed as an anamorphic clamp
video descoped, edited and color graded in Lightworks Pro Beta 11.1.1.Q
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Wascana Lake
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
(c) 2013