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Signed up for a digital camera course to get me out of the house during the dark winter nights. Last night it was learning long exposures.
Subject: Light Painting
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A big thanks to Johnny Dickerson for bringing out all the light toys and teaching Kamphora and I about the nuances of Light Art Performance Photography.
This year the Winter Festival of Lights has taken the Toronto Power Plant Buildings abandoned secret and transformed it into an architectural wonder for all to see.
Listen in on 100.5 and pull into the Floral Showhouse Parking Lot for the choreographed music and light change with more colours and fun!
painting with light, lighting with torch, using torches to light, lighting iwth led lights, painting with light, star trails
A solo show of work up in an atmospheric café gallery, Sugahill is at 250 Kirkdale
Sydenham South London SE26.
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Originally prepared to enter in the *Challenge You* group activities.
Made with a tripod, a blue led, drawing "in the air" (in front of the camera), with a 8 seconds exposure.
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I actually ended up using this for my homework for tomorrow. It's not perfect, but I thought the letters looked kinda 3D. And they're about the same size, wich was pretty difficult! The "hearts" on the top there didn't turn out so good, but it's better than most of the other ones. :P
Yes, my real name is Heidi ;)
I've been inspired by these refraction pattens a few times before.
So I noticed this one made by a wine glass half full with madeira wine and while moving the paper under the glass noticed that if you use the paper as a back projected surface you got a totally different but still very cool effect - see the next few pics in the stream.
The legend of the Lost Dutchman's Gold Mine centers around the Superstition Mountains. According to the legend, a German immigrant named Jacob Waltz discovered a mother lode in the Superstition Wilderness and revealed its location on his deathbed in 1891 to Julia Thomas, a woman who had taken care of him for many years. Several mines have been claimed to be the actual mine that Waltz discovered, but none of those claims have been verified.
Some Apaches believe that the hole leading down into the lower world is located in the Superstition Mountains. Winds blowing from the hole are supposed to be the cause of severe dust storms.
The Peralta Stones were discovered near the Superstition Wilderness and appear to contain a cryptic treasure map, although their authenticity is doubted by many researchers.
Modern visitors are urged to remain on established trails when hiking the Superstitions. Since the mid-1800s, well over 100 people have died among the craggy peaks. Some of those deaths were murders associated with the fabled Lost Dutchman Mine, but others were due to falls from its breathtaking — and dangerously steep — precipices. The high death toll prompted Arizona state officials in 1983 to outlaw any serious mining efforts in the Superstition range.
The rugged terrain, considered by many to be the roughest on Earth, is so extreme that NASA used it to train astronauts in the early days of space travel.
1st Camping Spot....heard lots of coyotes