Painting with Light - not sun/moonlight!
Featured Work
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Andrew May Photography by The InnerNortherns International Photography Group
more HERE Nikon D1x exhibited here in sydney
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The 7:31 by The Ruby Tuesdays
Photographer: Lara Luz
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Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil by MattGranz
Sonoma County Vineyard, light painted. Nikon D90
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Reflections by soos
Experiment with light painting. / Portraying light reflections and a man reflecting. / Nikon D40, 18-55mm lens, 30sec exposure, f3.5.
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Sarges Strobe Lighting by blueguitarman
Sarges Tall Ship taken on the last nite of the Belfast Tall Ships / Sarges is Portuguese crewed ship, built in 1937. / Taken at the Belfast docks Northern Ireland, the lagan. Nikon D60 AF-S DX VR NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G lens / The Zoom lens set at 35mm retracted to 18mm 10s shutter / F/25 / ISO100 130views
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Yellow Ford XP by John Jovic
Yellow Ford XP
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Light Painting by Tom Piorkowski
I took this picture by hanging a pen light pointing downwards, from the ceiling, using a string in a dark room. I gave the pen light a spin, and, here’s the result.
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Avalon Nights by keoneandkenya
Light Painting expedition – Northern Beaches
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arc of purple light by daisymae
playing around with exposure
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Angels of Ancient Times (Please Enlarge) by Bezay
Deborah posing as I paint wings with light at Stonehenge 2. First real experiment with light painting and gotta say this might be hard too top as the setting can’t be beat, so maybe this will be last time nah who am I kidding it’s cool wicked fun
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Samuel's bulb lit the world by The Ruby Tuesdays
Photographer : Michael Alesich / Model: John Robb / Prop: Crystal Ball
Recent Work
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One Hot Tunnel by tackyshack
www.tackyshack.net
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Tunnel Painting with Bouncy Balls by tackyshack
www.tackyshack.net
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Painting the Tunnel with Duane - Silhouettes by tackyshack
www.tackyshack.net
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Samuel's bulb lit the world by The Ruby Tuesdays
Photographer : Michael Alesich / Model: John Robb / Prop: Crystal Ball
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V Fest by constantchaos
Playing with light
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Lion by constantchaos
Being the person I am I get bored on long night rides in the rain…..this is one result of that boredom!. It is simply a combination of raindrops and street lights. I like the texture, hope you do too!
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Electric Blue. by constantchaos
Light effects from a moving vehicle. I waited ages on the motorway for lights that were not white orange or red and was rewarded with this streak of electric blue. I love the tension and energy conveyed here.
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Wheels on fire by constantchaos
Light effects from a moving vehicle. You have probably realized by now that I am not the driver! I just like the movement and energy this conveys the wagons were thick on the ground that night and I just have to play if my camera is to hand.
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Beam Me Down by Woodyk2
Playing around with light….well shutting the downstairs door anyway. I never thought a silver tray in a concrete wash basin could look so interesting.
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Physiogram V by Lordy99
Abstract art piece built from a exposure photograph.
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purple haze by Brock Hunter
alstroemeria E-510 1.6s ISO100 f:3.5 40mm lit with blue LED flashlight
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Old Fremantle Woolstores Building by EOS20
The Old Fremantle Woolstores Building. EOS 500D. Featured in: After Dark, Art By Bubble Hosts, Dilapidated Buildings, Insomniacs and Other Night Crawlers, Light Trails.
About This Group
This group is dedicated to the photographic technique of Light Painting. This technique involves long shutter speeds and either a camera with a stationary light source, or a moving light source with a stationary camera. In some cases, objects are also highlighted with dynamic lighting in a photograph.
This group is not for every blurry photograph you might have accidentally taken.
Please be sure to browse the group’s work to get an idea of that this means – this is not a group to just throw anything involving light into. This group exists to both display your work and help others learn, so be kind and share your techniques!
Also, please put in your description how you took the shot. We don’t want to accidentally reject images that were indeed taken via the light painting technique.
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