Night Photography

[J4M35_UK]

I'm sure that most of you have dabbled with light painting or night photography in the past, so get some posted up! I'll bung a few of mine on below:

Post away :)

 

[flip]

Agreed, now get some shots posted so it doesn't look like I'm whoreing myself

you said the word

just scrolled through the preview and the star trails are sending me dizzy

 

[ZerO81]

I am probably going to sound like a total noob here, but WTF, may as well as other people knowledge is priceless, so here goes...

What is happening in J4M35_UK's 2nd shot and also flip's last shot, what did you use to create that effect?

Cheers

 

[spungletrumpet]

What is happening in J4M35_UK's 2nd shot and also flip's last shot, what did you use to create that effect?

Cheers

Think November 5th.

 

[ZerO81]

Think November 5th.

I was thinking that tbh, but thought i may be well off-track - seemed better to ask rather than wonder.

Cheers for the confirmation though :)

 

[J4M35_UK]

I was thinking that tbh, but thought i may be well off-track - seemed better to ask rather than wonder.

Cheers for the confirmation though :)

It's a bit more robust than sparklers

Do you know the wire wool you use for cleaning paint and stuff? Well you get a ball of fine grade wire wool, tie it to a chain and tap it all over with the terminals of a 9V square battery. Then swing it around like a madman. Be careful not to touch it as molten iron is HOT!

 

[ZerO81]

Thanks for the further info J4M35..

Looks like it was worth asking as it was a tad more complex than just, light firework...take photos (as i suspected :) )

 

[J4M35_UK]

Thanks for the further info J4M35..

Looks like it was worth asking as it was a tad more complex than just, light firework...take photos (as i suspected :) )

No worries, it's worth a play even if you don't take any photos of it, it's just like being a gigantic firework!

 

[ZerO81]

I dont think i will be practising it any time soon (max 8 seconds on my camera )

I know there is talk of stacking, but i think i will leave that sort of photography until i have a slightly improved camera, but still like looking at these sorts of shots and getting the 'behind the scenes' idea of how they are done.

 

[J4M35_UK]

I dont think i will be practising it any time soon (max 8 seconds on my camera )

I know there is talk of stacking, but i think i will leave that sort of photography until i have a slightly improved camera, but still like looking at these sorts of shots and getting the 'behind the scenes' idea of how they are done.

8 seconds will do you fine for wire wool/light painting!

 

[ZerO81]

8 seconds will do you fine for wire wool/light painting!

COOL!

Will have to go to the DIY store then at some point :)

 

[buddah]

WOW!! some absolutely stunning shots there by all!!!!!.

 

[Bunk3r]

COOL!

Will have to go to the DIY store then at some point :)

get fine stuff it lights easier, first time I did it it was quite course stuff. nothing a load of diesel could sort out thought hmm, i wasnt going to post mine as the ones above are so pro, but I've posted so will put some pics up, no uber long exposures on mine though, i dont have the patience, just some nigh time fun:

and yes i like a full moon (on film (zenit 12xp camera) only about 7 secs though):

 

[ZerO81]

Although no expert (obviously!!), those are some fine shots there Bunk3r

Where are those dinosaurs from?

 

[Methylparaben]

they have to be layered

what software did you use?, if you don't mind me asking