My first experiment in painting with light (well, I had to do something to celebrate getting the tax return finished.)

Painted with an LED torch (gives a nice white light) over a 30 second exposure.

Bass Harbor Lighthouse

kind of old photo

I like it 'small' : )

“Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. The important thing is not to stop questioning.”

Albert Einstein

(German born American Physicist who developed the special and general theories of relativity. Nobel Prize for Physics in 1921. 1879-1955)

The twigs and buds belong to a Honeysuckle (Lonicera caerulea) growing under our window.

Even the small can be so big// Don't ever judge something just by looking the size// Be big//

Model, make up & styling: Katerina Koza

I shot this, not expecting much. I just wanted to see how the film (and my lens) did in low light. I should have gotten the tripod as I couldn't hand hold the camera at anything less than f/2.8.

I'm impressed with the detail and relatively low noise in such a dark and contrasty scene. What do you think?

Sorry, bad data lens in camera, is Nikon Nikkor-p auto 180mm f2.8 ai Not 50mm

long exposures taken in merseyside

flood lights, sun and a decorative light in one view :)

Premier essai de light painting ... sans aucune prétention

Sunrise in Castro Marim. Flamingo protecting his spot.

"Out of paint, but you get the picture"

Up above the tree line. Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado

Buick tailight, Goodwood Festival of Speed

Sussex UK

HDR.

Bratz Sun kissed Cloe and Yasmin. Yay! they both light up! :) xx

Late afternoon light in Marske Church near Richmond in North Yorkshire. Just loved the light through the window!

53/365 #1464

for the February monthly project, Light Pad