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black tulip
Fenix PD36R
Light Painting Paradise color filter and filter holder

My latest Camera Rotation at the Pyramid Garzau. Hope you all like this play of colors.

Spring

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When LightPainters works! Here I a collaborative effort with Zach Allen and Juli Thornton. It was so nice to meet them on their home turf. Of course I wanted to swing some fire. Yes, I got lucky as you see here. The circle was made by Zach (kind of his signature move I guess) and I swung the wings for Juli.
Such a wonderful adventure. Thank you to both.

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old light bulb & new Fenix PD36R

Do not adjust your tv sets :)

This one grew as the evening went on. I started with a little blade rotation, then added the tv element and finished off with the hands cupping the rotation.

Double blind pan for this one (one for the inner hands and one for the blade rotation) which made it a little more challenging. I needed to use the same flash guns on different powers and positions, then get my hands placed in exactly the right spot so they looked as if they were holding the light and so as not to fall outside the tv screen.

www.lightpaintingbrushes.com 9" diamond blade modded with marker pens to mimic the colours of the gels used on the flashes.

Lauren very kindly offered to be my flash popper and torch-monger. She's a good un.

Single long exposure light art shot in complete darkness.

Raw conversion with a drop of the shadows and blacks, boost in contrast and some other minor touches in LR.

Happy days.

Camera rotation 2.0
rotated the camera 5 times in one single exposure

wine / 2

wine / 1

Fallen.

Awesome night out tonight with Tei who I've not seen for an age. Was great to catch up over a couple of courses of lp.
This one is a progression of my last post but with a tilt to increase the size of the dead space in the middle rotation.
I did what I thought was a more polished version straight after this but I hadn't leveled the camera after my last rotation and Tei was stood on a slope.

Top night out buddy and we'll not have to leave it so long next time.

Subterranean Sequence.

I had a very enjoyable night last weekend with Chris T to my favorite and slipperiest tunnel in the Peak District.
Lots of experimentation last night for both of us and some lessons learnt and ideas born.
Cheers to Chris for his help with this one....definitely a 2 man job.
Single long exposure. Raw conversion in Lightroom. Happy days.

Sylvia, with @gunnarheilman, and doing some camera rotation.

Catch the light.

Schloss Charlottenburg