Usually when you light paint, you put the camera on a tripod then move around with your light. In this case, I had no tripod and it was dark enough to require seconds long shutter speeds. What is one to do? Move the camera around instead. Here’s my photo of a bridge over the waterway.
Photographed by – Vu Banh
Canon 5D MKII Canon 24-70 F2.8L, 1.3s F3.5 ISO 100
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Fun! I need to experiment more with that technique. Would be cool to see what the bridge normally looks like as a comparison.
I don’t think I have one of it normally, as that view is somewhat boring. I do have a shot of the back side of the bridge here http://www.flickr.com/photos/vbanh/2283408143/
Cool, thanks!
Just saw this and thought you might want to check it out: http://www.todayandtomorrow.net/2009/06/22/picasso-drawing-with-light/
Wow, didn’t know Picasso was into light painting. I’ve been doing this for year, but I’m no good a drawing, so mine are more mundane 😉
http://vudiddy.com/bigbend2010/target103.html
Hahaha. I love them! None of us are Picasso 🙂