Dark time
640 creative works found
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Long exposure shot of my alarm clock
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one of my favorite shots of my friend at our local beach one night
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Acrylic Painting by LeanneM
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Oxley woods on a sunny day in march
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The vignette is not post pocessed, just an accumulation of screwed filters.
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Image copyright © 2008 Abeque Wikimac. Copying and displaying or redistribution of this image without permission from the artist is strictly prohibited.
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Night time shot of the pedestrian bridge crossing the Eastern Distributor Motorway in the eastern suburbs of Sydney. This photo has been selected to be screened on the big screen in Federation Square in Melbourne, many thanks to the Gene Pool’s City Nights The event will be presented during Aug and Sep this year.
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hello there, nice to meet you
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We went to an abandoned house for some light painting. The light stencil was done in front of a glass door. I was behind the glass door and a gelled flash was fired behind me. The gel color was meant to match the stencil color. This is straight out of the camera with no editing or post processing. How it was done: 1 hand held gelled 480EX fired behind subject manually. 1 Minolta5800 set at 1/1 fired manually into a softbox with a stencil on it to create the ‘fiz-iks’ logo in front of the door. Captured on a Canon 400D.
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From the Image Deja Vu
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this photo was taken in the centre of brighton for the Project: Warriors group / i took this photograph because i think it show how i like to play with sunlight aswell as artificial light / i hope this shows a lil of the style of photography i like to work with Harry Hutchin
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Wasn’t sure about the word on this one – love to know what you think. / Original image by Cordelia.
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I was wondering how to name this next work of mine. I love butterflies and even more moths. They can have such strange shapes and amazing colors… In my painting, these little “bugs” stuck to the watch have symbolic meaning. The moth as a traveler in the dark, a resident of a lamp in the park, is tired of trying to get as close as possible to the light. And the butterfly, a herald of spring, makes our life so positive and beautiful. To make this painting, I just used pastels and my magic pencil… And voila… / Matted Print / Laminated Print / Framed Print
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The emotion of confusion. Created with a long exposure and requiring no digital manipulation! / www.sbland.co.uk
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Playing with long exposures :) All photography and editing by R-evolution photography And if anyone would like any of my art/photography put onto a shirt feel free to request it Jay. / R-evolution GFX Some other art of mine /
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Night time – long exposure of Kensington Road, looking toward the Charlottetown Civic Centre, Casino and Raceway. Red, white and yellow car light streaks. Charlottettown, Prince Edward Island Canada Nikon D-90 / VR 18-105MM, f/3.5-5.6G f/3.5 / 30 sec / iso-200 / 24mm
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oil of canvas
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Canon EOS450D, Tv-30 secs, F20, ISO-100, 18-55@ 55mm, taken at the end of my walk on the way back, I didnt use the tripod for this instead to get closer to the water I rested the camera on a rock and propped it up with old ferns and edited to a sepia feel with the Canon soft ware. / Near Derby, N/east Tasmania, aprox 1.5 hours from L,ston. near by /
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Canon EOS450D, Tv-13 secs, F16, ISO-100, 18-55 @ 36mm, taken at dusk in Launceston underneath the West Tamar bridge looking back towards Lston and the Tamar River.
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Stylized version of the Pink Floyd’s Album cover “Dark Side of the Moon”.
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There is this house on the hill near the harbour at Folkestone, when I was a kid we used to say it was haunted. this gave me the idea to take this shot.
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