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After reading hundreds of articles and studying hundreds of other peoples light painted images, I went to bed last night and dreamed about light painting! If that isn't committed, I don't know what is... In my dream I was able to manipulate the light to do what I wanted it to do by either speeding up or slowing down, focusing the light or blanketing and when I woke up I suddenly realised what I had to do. I couldn't wait to get out this evening to test the theory, especially after finally receiving the new Canon 10-22mm in the post, it's a cracking lens; I've not had much chance to play with it yet but I love it already. Anyway, this is the result of my epiphany following that dream. I took around 15-20 shots to get the lighting that I needed and then spent around an hour cobbling each of the frames together in photoshop to get the result I have been trying to get for a very long time now. If I am critical, it's still not perfect, but I feel that I have at least crossed a bridge and it's just a matter of perfecting the technique now, oh and finding better locations, this road sucked but at least it was dark I guess!
Interesting info from: www.abc.net.au/science/articles/2003/07/03/2578547.htm
Why winter flowering wattles bloom when so much else is dormant is something of a mystery. Acacia expert Terry Tame believes it may be partly due to the fact that wattles are none too choosy when it comes to who pollinates them.
Wattles are opportunistic pollinators - making the most of pretty much any beetle, wasp or bee which lands on them to do the job of spreading their genes around. Unlike many other plants, most wattles do not rely on a specific type of insect or bird for pollination. Instead, insects land on the blossom and become covered with pollen, carrying it from one plant to the next. Birds which forage for these insects also become incidental pollen carriers in the process.
Watching bees going bezerk as they frantically jostle to get among a blossom-laden wattle branch, you'd think these trees produce the most seductive nectar in the world. But although wattles do often have an amazingly strong fragrance, the flowers don't usually carry nectar. The pollinators are attracted instead by the pollen itself, a rich source of protein. Mites and thrips feed on the flowers, and beetles and wasps prey on these insects. All of these creatures become inadvertent pollinators.
Interestingly, although no nectar is produced, wattles do make a sweet sticky substance in structures called nectaries or phyllode glands on their leaves. Tiny amounts of this sweet substance are produced around the time of flowering, giving wattles their characteristic 'sticky' feel to the touch. The nectaries are very popular with honeyeaters, which may accidentally collect pollen on their bodies as they move in to take the nectar or the insects associated with it.
There's another advantage to flowering early: sneaking in an early batch of seeds. Seeds take about two months to mature. The seeds of winter flowering plants are mature by late spring. This way, the young germinating plants have less competition from other seedlings, and also benefit from any moisture remaining in the ground from the cooler weather.