Showing posts with label light. Show all posts
Showing posts with label light. Show all posts

Sunday, 6 January 2013

Painting with Light

My First Experiments

I’ve not done much on light photography before, but I’d had a few drinks and it all looked like fun and games!

I had some willing volunteers so I propped up my tripod, set the camera to yet another long exposer and experimented with L.E.D’s!

I just want to stress, this is my first time and not my best work! lol

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Had some interesting results with the experiments that I did. A huge thank you to my vaguely willing volunteers, the Ashforths!

Keep checking back to see what results these experiments will lead to!

Saturday, 5 January 2013

Light in the Darkness

A Long Exposure

I wanted to share this photo with you by itself. It was taken while we were driving to our stay-cation in the Lake District.

We were utterly lost and had pulled over to consult our phone navigation and adjust our satnav.

I spotted the cottage behind the pub we’d pulled into and promptly set up my tripod to capture the moment.

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The actual area was pitch black, I set the camera to a long exposure, absorbing as much light as possible. Once I’d taken the photo (and we got back from our holiday) I then edited the raw file in Photoshop and Elements to achieve the desired effect.

This is one of my favourite photos mainly because all the conditions came together at random to have a beautiful photograph.

Taken using a 1000D using the kit lens, no filters, supported on a tripod.