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Light Painting


 
  Light Painting
Light Painting
Canon EOS 7d - Tamron 18-270mm lens, f/5, 5 sec., ISO 160

Beth Spencer

 
  Light Painting - Rocky's Style
Light Painting - Rocky's Style
Canon EOS 7d - Tamron 18-270mm lens,f/9, 3 sec., ISO 100,

Beth Spencer

 

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Stick Dancers
Stick Dancers
Canon EOS 7d - Tamron 18-270mm lens, f/8, 2 sec., ISO 100

Beth Spencer

 
  Flying Disc
Flying Disc
Canon EOS 7d - Tamron 18-270mm lens, f/5, 2sec., ISO 100

Beth Spencer

 
 
 

Beth Spencer
 

Here is one of the light painting we did at the Outer Banks before Sandy came. Jeff this is Not steel wool. Here are a few others.


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November 14, 2012

 

lisa anderson
  Very cool, Beth! I like the first one and the flying disc one the best. How do they look cropped closer to the light?


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November 14, 2012

 

Jeff E Jensen
  Very cool, Beth! What was your light source?


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November 14, 2012

 
- Rita K. Connell

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  theses are awesome Beth. but I really like your first one the best. but I would clone out that little bit of light on the bottom left


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November 15, 2012

 

Aimee C. Eisaman
  The first one is my favorite too! I just love the flyaway hair like things on it. Do tell what you did. This is very unique...not something I've seen before. Your other shots seem a bit soft or too bright maybe that the details in the light are lost. Maybe a tighter crop on the first one would look nice? :~)


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November 15, 2012

 
- Michael Kelly

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  Very different than I have seen before. I too like the original post the best with the streamers coming off the light.

I agree with the suggestions of a tighter crop which would also do away with the light Rita mentioned.


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November 15, 2012

 

Teresa H. Hunt
  Looks like you had some fun. The original post is my favorite as well. I love the fly away strands of light. And I agree, clone out the bits of light on the bottom left and you're good to go.

Fess up . . . what did you use to create these images?


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November 15, 2012

 

Teresa H. Hunt
  I like "Stick Dancers" too. That one reminds me of Devin for some reason. :)


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November 15, 2012

 

Beth Spencer
 
 
  Phinal edit
Phinal edit
Cropped tighter and tweaked a bit.

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Swirls
Here is a different one.

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Thanks everyone! I went back and worked on the first one, cropped it closer and tweaked a few other things.
Here is another one and not sure about the green smoke, should I leave it or try to make it dark?
These are fuses that go into fireworks. One of them Rocky added some chemicals and wrapped it again. Hopefully he will find some more colors for me. He said these don't throw as many sparks on him as the steel wool but they smell... Jeff if you are interested I can give you the website he gets this stuff at...


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November 16, 2012

 
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