RE: Light Painting On Surfaces Part 2
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Such a simple process but with such a magical and intricate ending.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE them, especially the firey red and rainbow ones!
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Thank you! I am pleased that I have met your taste with these pictures. 😊
Oh actually Ralf, you have met my taste on your gorgeous images quite a few times before these ones and I Look forward to seeing many more! 😃
I'm Leesa too by the way and have been wanting to try my hand at Lightpainting since I first discovered you guys a couple of years ago, and did try once, but found it a bit hard trying to do it by myself, but after seeing your and @gunnarheilmann simple but amazing results posted on here a few days ago, I now have an idea of how I might be able to do it, now just to find the time!
(Mind you,. I actually did lightpainting back in the mid eighties when I used to shoot live bands on stage at the local pub- on the nights when I had (quite) a few drinks and in the dark, accidentally set the shutter speed to bulb! Lol...🤣
I'll have to scan some of these photos to show you...
Anyway, I will continue to follow you're amazing creations with hungry eyes.
And thanks for being so generous by sharing your process too!
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Your warm words make me happy and motivate me to continue publishing something on the blog every Sunday. Thank you!
I'm trying to convey a kind of construction manual for creating light paintings. I know from experience that it's not that easy. It often takes a long time before I can realize my ideas. So if you're planning a light painting and don't know what to do, feel free to ask us for help.
I'm looking forward to seeing your pictures from the pub.
You are more than welcome!
Because in fact it's actually you guys- the experts that are motivating me!
Infact, a friend gave me this and I was going to try to sell it, but now I'm thinking that I could use it instead and have been thinking abut things and ways to use it for basic- at home lightpainting. (now that winter is coming...)