Shot during plantery conjuntion shoot and cudn't resist messing with playing with light - still need practice!

Fairground ride in Castle Park, Bristol

See where this picture was taken. [?]

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This is a very funny experiment that we tried. It is called Painting with light... In absolutel darkness you start shooting with looong exposure and the object is lit by a moving torch. This is what happens in the end:)

Handwritten flickr with laser in the dark on the sofa.

From a series of images taken during a week on Mull Oct 2020

yup yup yup

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Forgotten set of playing with light photos

Playing with lights

The best name in the world :)

Internal & External, Regular & HDRs

the symbol from this crazy new HBO show called John From Cincinnati

on another note, www.savejfc.com/ (hopefully the site is working)

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A fire pit and WAY too much time on my hands.

f/22 30s with Sigma 24-70@24mm

An audience with the Emperor: www.flickr.com/photos/7613153@N07/4868335851/

Playing with light - magnetic ball bearings & bike lights

One strobe to the camera right through a diffuser brolly, second strobe above her head fired into a reflector to give some rim light. Could have done with a third strobe to light her face better.

My wife said she looks too plastic and the jokes and laughter started again. I know the trend is to go the other way and clean up skin, anyone got some Photoshop techniques to ADD realistic skin texture into a portrait?

More horizontal playing with light

More horizontal playing with light

©Eric A. Nelson

Day 216 (6.3.2014) * New York, NY

Playing with light - magnetic ball bearings & bike lights

Evanston, Illinois, February 23, 2008.

I liked the sunlight reflecting on the clouds and trees just before sunset. Sunset March 6.

A Slow Shutter Speed and a Fluorescent Light were used to achieve this effect

spectrum on a wall made by a crystal hanging in a window

This is from one of those vertical tubes with bubbles and changing colour lights lighting them

Updated version of PointyThing now controled with an ESP32 and Adafruit stepper controller board, rather than Arduino Uno. It's writing the light with Neopixel LED and has sensors on the stepper motors to find home positions. Makes setting up much easier.