The Brief:
To produce a series of light paintings with the camera (also known as light graffiti)
This is done by using a slow exposure time such as 30 seconds in a darkened environment and then waving or pointing light sources in front of the camera to draw patterns or pictures with the light trails (or lines)
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Working in groups of two we spent some time in the studio experimenting with this technique (albeit very basically) and here are the results my partner and myself achieved:
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| created by waving 2 separate light sources around at the camera |
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| single light source at the camera |
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| By placing different coloured filters in front of the lens we created these effects |
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| Created by using coloured filters again and this time placing light sources on strings and turning the body through 90 degrees |
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| These images were created by drawing with a laser pointer from behind the camera also by using the coloured filters as before |
All in all a very lighthearted yet successful session with some good results, however I feel that with a little more time and with a little more freedom over the camera controls the results could have been much greater and more refined.
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