Posts Tagged ‘light painting’

Photograph/Ambarin Afsar | Light Painting/Shiresh Karrale
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Creative Techniques to try in Low Light Photography

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A long exposure and a moving source of light can create unique lines and shapes that you can use within your frame. Exposure: 1sec at f/22 (ISO 200). Photograph/John Nyberg
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Artistic Abstracts with Long Exposures

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With light painting, you can create imaginary characters around various simple objects to convey a funny story. Exoposure: 53.6sec at f/5.6 (ISO 200). Photograph/Puneet Dembla
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Artistry in the Dark

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Inexpensive LED light torches of four different colours were used to paint light in this long exposure. Exposure: 220sec at f/22. Photograph/Chirag Sheth
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Creative Lighting in Your Home

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31 exposures shot at f/11, were stacked to show the 10–11pm outbound crunch at the San Francisco International Airport. Photograph/Terence Chang
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An Airborne Romance

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I shot this image of a Sabretooth above downtown Los Angeles. It took a fair amount of adventuring to get this view, but it was worth it! Exposure: 92sec at f/16 (ISO 100). Photograph/Darren Pearson
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Light Fossils

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The photographer has fired an external flashgun covered with a red gel, from inside the house. This, combined with the star trails, has created an eerie setting. Photograph/John Ryan
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Lighting the Bulb

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Set an exposure between 3–6 seconds, zoom in a little, pause for a second, zoom in a little more, pause for a second again, zoom in all the way, pause and voila–you have an unusual zoom burst! Exposure: 3.2sec at f/7.1 (ISO 100). Photograph/Samira Pillai
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The World is Your Canvas

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Heads, 2005: Jan took these plaster heads “for a swim” in Finland, lied down on the muddy shore and placed his camera close to the water. The water surface reflected flash light onto the faces. Photograph/ Jan Pohribný
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The Illusionist

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This image is shot with a Hasselblad camera and a 100 ISO film. The light source was a simple torch and a candle. Photograph/ Deepak John Matthew
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A Versatile Artist

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Photokina 2016

LightArt Congress Premiers at photokina

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LightArt Congress is a collaborative event exploring art with light, that will take place at photokina 2016.

Use a torch to slowly trace the outline of a vehicle, person or even the furniture in your living room. Exposure: Details not available. Photography & Light painting: Jim Laurence
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Incredible Light Graffiti

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