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Published: 2005-09-28 23:46:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 11582; Favourites: 298; Downloads: 3046
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In tribute to ~prosui workshere is a small serie of long exposure light painting
expect a tutorial really soon
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sigh...id love to do long exposure, so many things that can be done with it. Anyways beautiful picture.
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i do the same thing clear off a table and do some light exposure with a random object, remminds me of [link]
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I love long exposure.. every bit of it.. would love to learn how to do this more
Just beautiful is what your picture is
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wow !
MAGIC PHOTO !!!
nice , cute and bueaty
i like it
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Wow, great stuff! Love the long exposure stuff!!
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Hey! This is really cool!
Last year I was in a big light painting project...this looks awesome! I like your concept of bringing in other objects...dumb me, I didn't even think of that! *smacks forehead*
I'd love to hear your methods. "Hexa" and the other "Phases" look spectacular as well.
Super job!
Make new friends,
-Angela
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the orange color is soo vibrant...i like it!
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awesome concept love the series!! good choice of color
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I can almost feel the warmth of this picture. Brilliant!
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eheh sympa comme serie. Bon ca ressemble bcp aux autres (pas les autre sphases, masi les autres peintures lumineuses), mais l'idee est tres vivante, et on dirait vraiment qu'un truc magique est en train de se produire... et pourtant le seul effet special utilisΓ© est un lampe et une longue pose.. et ca aussi c'est magique ehehe
allez, le tutoriel sera tres bienvenu!
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This is, simply put, extremely stunning!
It makes me want to ask so many questions like exposure time, what did you use as a light source, and most importantly, how the hell did you do this without having any part of you showing up (even as a ghost) in the photo.
It makes me want to go play with lights and long exposure now! Truly fantastic!
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J'aime bien l'utilisation de la balle. Bonne idée d'utiliser les lumières autour de ce type d'objet.
Par contre tu as utilisΓ© quel type de source lumineuse pour faire les trainΓ©es (briquet, lampe, cigarette,...)?
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lampe torche a deux diodes. trop puissante toute seule, parfaite pour mettre derriere un objet "colorant" ...
briquet transparent pour phase III, bouteille de liquide vaisselle pour phase II, et clΓ© USB transparente orange pour celle la
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Bouteille de liquide vaisselle !!?? J'y aurai jamais pensΓ© lol
J'avoue que je vois mal comment tu as pu donnΓ© un effet lumineux
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c'est genial!
a tutorial it would be very heplful thanks and good work
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Great shot k1lik! Im loving the long exposure light series, i have always been a sucker for them. Looking forward to the tutorial, i have a few questions that ill just wait off on because they may be answered there. Keep it up!
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awesome work! these kinds of photos really have something mystical about them!
I'm really looking forward to see that tutorial!
Cheers!
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I have to give a thumbs up. A swollen thumbs up ^__^ Nicely done
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what they said, i could really use knowing how to do this lightpainting cause i already have a new ide for it all
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*gasp* i love these. i can't wait for the tutorial!!!
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Iβm just starting to learn about photography, so this is a bit intriguing to me. A tutorial would be nice of you. ο
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This one is so awesome, it looks like fire n lighting and a bunch of other wicked stuff all mixed in one photo XD
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very nice one kil1k .. looks like your have great fun with lights.. very need lookin work
Cheers
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