Light streaking
310 creative works found
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I shot this at a club when a few select drunk people made their way to the dance floor. The love from these two is unique
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This is an original photograph.
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Red abstract swirl pattern.
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on one of those swinging chair rides. Was really hoping not drop the camera.
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a train zoomin past /
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Motion Sickness
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Purple Haze
by hynekPurple fireworks.
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Fireworks.
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Fireworks (flying through the air) captured 5/31/08, at a Texas Rangers baseball game. I think it’s cool how this looks like paint has been splattered. f/8 / exposure: 2 sec / iso 80 / no tripod / no editing
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A few friends of mine were in the mood to take some pictures at party and we went to the play ground and this is what come of it haha. Light streaks provided by Stephen Rowsell, please check his Portfolio!! / The transparent figure is the one and only Amanda Brushett, please check out her portfolio as well. 15 sec / F / 5.0 / 18mm / ISO 400
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Long exposure light painting Canon D30 / 5s at f/5.6 / ISO 200
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a full night of karaoke goodness at the Lomo World Congress! Gareth Wane and Michael Kuhle belt it out at maximum volume, captured on Fuji Superia 200 with the help of the Colorsplash Camera.
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Abstract Light
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Early morning sunbeam, like the “finger of God” coming out of the sky! / We had gone to eat breakfast, so like a dummy I didn’t take my camera. When I saw what was happening, I raced to our room to grab the camera. My husband thought I was nuts! / I grabbed it just in time to get a couple of shots before it was gone! / San Juan, Puerto Rico / December, 2006
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Again i love Long Exsposures i wont lie. I take them where ever and when ever i can. This is in up in the hills by Bell Canyon California. The green lighting was from a house behind me and it lit the wood post up quite nice.
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Driving through LA at night always brings up something new to try so i did.
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Transportation streaks during the Christmas Holiday… Canon Powershot A620 6 second exposure
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The source material for this image was a garden-variety campfire. See what happens when you break the cardinal rule: keep the camera still.
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The source material for this image was a garden-variety campfire. See what can happen when you break the cardinal rule of photography and refuse to keep the camera still.
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The source material for this image was a garden-variety campfire. I never know what I’ll get when I collect images this way—moving the camera during a long exposure. This one was a particular treat when I started reviewing the evening’s images.
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