Drawings on the matrix using light

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I return to the topic of drawings on the matrix. I want to show you some more works.

The peculiarity of this shooting technique is also that each image is unique.

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Even if I stand in the same place, if the situation around me is absolutely static (for example, a landscape on a windless day), I will not change any of the camera settings... I won't be able to get an exact copy of the photo I just took. Basically I can't.

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Everything will depend on how my hand will rotate the telephoto lens (zoom). And I have two hands. And I shoot without a tripod. And each hand contributes its own features to the drawing that is obtained on the matrix.

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All photos are clickable, I recommend turning on night mode for viewing

Все фотографии кликабельны, для просмотра рекомендую включить ночной режим.



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CameraSony A7М2
LensSony 55-210
Post-productionin LR


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This might be the art of photography, I don't really know it, but like the second last photo I've seen it, even there are waves of light.

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There are different techniques for taking pictures in photography. I've been experimenting a lot lately.

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That is one wonderful series of long exposures!
Indeed, it turns ordinary city scenes into Art!
Very well done!

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Thanks for stopping by :)
Yes, especially in early spring, the city looks a bit boring.
If not for this effect... the photos would not be expressive at all.

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