Painting with Light - not sun/moonlight!
Featured Work
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Peak Hour Traffic by EOS20
The Kwinana Freeway in Perth, Western Australia during peak hour traffic. Canon EOS 40D. Featured In: Bubblettes, Canon DSLR, Dawn and Dusk Light, Friends of RedBubble, Light Trails, Painting with Light, Light Trails, Perth, The Fine Art of Photography, WA Red Bubbles Mk II, Western Australia. Viewed 937 times.
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Flying Eyes by davesphotographics
Taken while messing about with leds lights what does everyone think taken using my Sony A200 with My 18-70 lense
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The Magic Of lights at Night by GFinch
Lagos, Portugal. October ‘08. Everything is so still, except the carousel. So silent. Canon Eos 400d / Focal Length – 18mm / F 5.6 / 5sec exposure.
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Streaming by JenniferW
Driving / Canon 40D / Shutter speed 10 sec / ISO 100
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shooting hoops by Tom Smart
Nikon D40 / 30 sec shutter speed and a torch.
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Isolation by David Sundstrom
Taken at Cockatoo Island Sydney Australia, which was once Australia’s biggest shipyard. The wall was lit / painted using a torch to bring it out of the shadows. Cockatoo Island is also the largest island in Sydney Harbour.
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Rubbish Monsters by BlindVision
This Monster looks angry after battling with another bin monster. I quickly left before i became its next meal.
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Silhouette by simon Olewicz
Light painting with Nikon D200 , 24mm F2.8 49 seconds back lighting 1 assistant with light tube , Image cropped to centre action. feed back on technique and any tips would be appreciated
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Blue Wormhole of Light by tackyshack
www.tackyshack.net
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Fire & Light Mask 4 by tackyshack
www.tackyshack.net
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squeeze by tdub303
Found this thing in the woods…. Drawn with lights and the scene was illuminated with a flashlight. Camera: Canon EOS 40D / Exposure: 255 / Aperture: f/5.0 / Focal Length: 11 mm / ISO Speed: 100
Recent Work
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Avalon Nights by keoneandkenya
Light Painting expedition – Northern Beaches
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Light Painting by Tom Piorkowski
I took this picture by hanging a pen light pointing downwards, from the ceiling, using a string in a dark room. I gave the pen light a spin, and, here’s the result.
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Roll-A-Ball by Tom Piorkowski
Picture taken at a local town fair with tripod for about 5 secs.
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plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose by Brock Hunter
E-30 25.0s f:20 ISO100 26mm lighting:3 candles The Headlines for October 26th, 1918.
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Kwinana Freeway Traffic At Dusk by EOS20
Saturday Traffic along the Kwinana Freeway looking out towards Perth at dusk. Canon EOS 7D. This is the overpass for the upcoming Perth Sunset/Night Shoot that I am organising for Saturday November 21. Details Featured in: Western Australia.
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Two bright stars by keoneandkenya
I cant get enough of these rocks. Another Night shot taken on Sat night Sunday morning 11:55/ 0015 on the northern beaches. Mobile light source used to light up the rocks
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The Road to Nowhere by LauraBroussard
Playing with an open shutter and Halloween lights. / The blue light lines look like a road. Canon EOS 50d / 28-135mm lens
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Firework 14 by Natalie Broome
Photograph of a firework, taken on 5th November 2007.
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Peak Hour Traffic by EOS20
The Great Eastern Hwy during peak hour traffic. EOS 500D.
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Passeggiata notturna by Andrea Rapisarda
A long-exposure shot (6 sec) taken in Erice, Sicily Olympus E-620 Featured in / Your magic place / I love Italy
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Reflections by soos
Experiment with light painting. / Portraying light reflections and a man reflecting. / Nikon D40, 18-55mm lens, 30sec exposure, f3.5.
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Kwinana Freeway At Dusk by EOS20
Peak Hour Traffic on a Friday night on the Kwinana Freeway. Canon EOS 7D.
About This Group
This group is dedicated to the photographic technique of Light Painting. This technique involves long shutter speeds and either a camera with a stationary light source, or a moving light source with a stationary camera. In some cases, objects are also highlighted with dynamic lighting in a photograph.
This group is not for every blurry photograph you might have accidentally taken.
Please be sure to browse the group’s work to get an idea of that this means – this is not a group to just throw anything involving light into. This group exists to both display your work and help others learn, so be kind and share your techniques!
Also, please put in your description how you took the shot. We don’t want to accidentally reject images that were indeed taken via the light painting technique.
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