'Light Painting is when a light source is used to "paint" a picture. It requires a long shutter speed (to capture light) and a tripod to imobilize the camera as movement of it will be captured in your image.'I was not positioned in the best of places (this over exposed my images showing the draw'ees) but here are examples of some of the images I had taken.
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| Aperture - f/3.5 Shutter Speed - 8 sec. Focal Length - 18mm ISO - 100 |
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| Aperture - f/3.5 Shutter Speed - 13 sec. Focal Length - 18mm ISO - 100 |
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| Aperture - f/3.5 Shutter Speed - 10 sec. Focal Length - 18mm ISO - 100 |
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| Aperture - f/4.2 Shutter Speed - 13 sec. Focal Length - 26mm ISO - 100 |
Soon after these pictures were taken, we was asked to go out and get pictures of light painting.
FACT - Light Painting isn't as effect in light then it is in the dark
Despite this fact we was sent out in the daylight to get some pictures. =]
Me and a few other student, made our way towards town looking looking for a dark, sutiable place to create our pictures. Our main idea for a dark place was "car park" which lead us to Selfridges Car Park.
On the bottom floor of this car park we found a dark spot under where cars proceed up to the next floor and took the following pictures:
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