Free Hand Long Exposure Light Painting
I was standing behind the pillar started the exposure with an RC, holding a orange plexi glas tube with a torch inside. Then i ran through the picture and waved the tube as you can see. After that i used a UV light torch to light up the grafitti. As you can see there is some UV reflective paint in the grafitty. The hole procedure was not that long; 37.3 seconds only. The Camera was setto F5 ISO 500 with 18mm on my 16-35mm F2.8 Canon lens.
Anyhow if you love it as much as i do leave a comment or an upvote
if you have more questions how its done ask me please.
for more of this kind of art look for my pages:
https://lightpainting.world/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTAEwW-fz9br_JaWOiJlWxg
https://www.facebook.com/GunnarsPhotos
https://www.instagram.com/gunnarheilmann
Very well.. light painted
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thank you so much @axeman
It just got on tgw list with my favorites! Right next to your portaits! 😉
i feel so honored ;-) no i mean it - sooo cool - withot your help in the beginning .. anyho i did say that iam still thankful! simple small things can make that difference
Your talent would have shown no matter what! I didn't do anything. :)
You gave me the right encouragement 😎🙏
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this is a great one! Cheers
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fully agree. It looks amazing. Have to try some of those too.
Yeah!, It's nice to read how it was done as well
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hehe - thanx guys ;-)
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Long exposure is the another art form!! Wow marvellous! Such an extraordinary scene you made, I guess, will give a opportunity to appreciate another world. Light shines through its own nature. So wonderful!! Thnak you so much ~~
glad you like it - look forward seeing you again on my blog ;-)