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Published: 2007-11-30 05:21:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 2336; Favourites: 57; Downloads: 18
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A creature of light invading a suburban backyard.This is Light Graffiti. Photoshop used only for minor light/color adjustments.
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how many shots you had to combine to make all these elements work so fine ?
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it is only one shot. i use long exposures and a flashlight to draw with. sometimes it takes a few tries to get it looking right but the result is always one single shot with everything i want in it.
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haha i love this. the light creature is adorable
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thanks. i'm glad you enjoyed it.
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It is pretty fun to do to. thanks.
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I like how the creature isn't all complete in how it connects to it's body.
Nice colours.
How do you do that?
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ya, it would take a lot of attempts to make it perfect and I like how it isn't either. Seems more spontaneous to me. I do it with long exposure times and a flashlight. Different flashlights will give you different colors and effects.
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i think it all has to do with thinking it out beforehand and then making good use of your time while the shutter is open. Sometimes I will have to start a new line and I won't remember where to start it...
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yeah, my camera (Canon EOS 1-Ds Mark III) which is the top of the line canon makes can hold it's aperture open for up to 32 minutes on manual ...
i can frekin draw anything!!!! >_<
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haha. i used to be really into drawing as a kid but I was never really that great. I could get by though. Now I focus on photography but this is a nice combination of the two hobbies.
32 minutes? yipes. I have a remote shutter release so I can keep mine open until the battery runs out but that wouldn't make much sense. When I do long exposures that are longer than a few minutes I will use mechanical film cameras because then I don't run down the batteries and don't have to wait for the processing inbetween shots.
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yay for light graffiti
excellent as always. do you use an nd filter?
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i have an ND filter but I don't usually use it for these. I usually just try to pick places that are dark with some light leaking in so that it will look right with a long exposure. If it is too dark then it is boring and if it is too bright it looks sloppy and overexposed.
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