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Testing out my reflective umbrella with a pair of worklights that put out 1,000 watts. First attempt, not bad. This is my sister-in-law, Erin.

From my Playing With Light Period. When I bought the Nikon FE, it came at my request with a 43-86 Nikkor Zoom lens. Taken in a park at Pool in Dorset, at dusk. Max zoom at f22 sky filter only!

Photo by John Bell early 1980s

She used to be good!

I didn't have a moose and squirrel!

The lights on the pillars took my attention.

Cliched creepy house with cloudy moon in the background. Ooooooo, spooky. Long Exposures on a Canon PowerShot SD 1000.

Razones por las que cuando se atraviesan las personas frente a la cámara no son una molestia, ocurren grandes accidentes, como en ésta panorámica que adquirió otro plano en la misma toma.

15sec exposure and flashlights

 

Taken during Bob Litchfield's Playing with Light class at Lake Monger

Internal & External, Regular & HDRs

More horizontal playing with light

Shot from inside the dining room of Nevin's Pub, Evanston, Illinois. Saturday, November 17.

A sequence of photos showing the passing of time through the use of long exposures and a light stream to represent the future movements of the person (inspired by Donnie Darko).

that is what it looks like to i!

Taken on my desk, with my nikon D50.

 

I have a very cheap tripod, and I wanted to try it out. Alas, the UK weather was its usual (rain) so an indoor photo was needed.

 

I remember this technique from a photo mag I had, and I recreated with a cycle led light.

 

Oh, and thats my phone ;)

You try ten weeks without a beard trim or haircut.

I was asked what colour cast would you like, I chose this Leicester City Blue. I hasten to add I'm NOT a supporter.

Photo by Gambit May 2009

Photos taken around the ASU Polytechnic campus on a funfilled night shoot

 

Long shutter speed and a little camera shake

Taken this summer at the Rose Test Gardens in Portland, Oregon.

Experiment in long exposure.

Camera was set on remote open & close. The graphic style was created using a small light source, drawing into thin air.

Press "L" for best view.

 

No Group Invites/Graphics Please.

© 2011 Alex Stoen, All rights reserved.

The second upload of my A Level work, showing the use of light and the adaption of it through the use of silhouettes, the sky and that reflected from the water.

so been playing with the reflective acrylic again, added with a few old lights made for some endless and individual results

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