Bioluminate
After a couple of hours light painting in various spots around the Byron Lighthouse recently, I was ready to head home but then I remembered this little ocean-view balcony just down the hill from the lighthouse so I took my gear down there and had a bit of a play.
Tool used here was a green acrylic tube with a purple plastic tip taped on the end. Torch used was a Nitecore P26. Check out my instagram for pix of the tool.
Single exposure:
10mm, f/4.5
ISO-200, 35secs
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Super cool! Love the tree. Keep on Steeming.
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Super cool! Love the tree. Keep on Steeming.
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Really good! Very precise work as always.
Very impressive artwork:) I saw the tools of the trade,lol, at instagram. Next time it would be a good idea to include them at your posts, make people understand better the way these magnificent works of art are created:)
Sometimes I wonder "How do they get such a picture?" and I think it would be great for you to explain how his ending was. Your work is extraordinary...
What can you say! I'm amazed at this artistic work. I had to go to instagram to see the tools you used. I congratulate you for the work of the lights and shadows. A big hello @rod.evans.visual
Very cool. The slight asymmetry really gives it a more organic look, like some naturally occurring glyph.
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Hi @rod.evans.visual I don't know anything about light painting. Your work for this project is awesome. First, I like the setting you chose. Perfect for the background with the green in the forefront illuminating the deck and rails. Pitted against the background of the sky makes for a delightful contrast.
Thanks for sharing your work.