This movie is simply amazing. To understand why, you still have to know what “light painting” is.
Basically, the concept is to take your camera and put it on a tripod and set it on bulb exposure. You open the shutter, then take a lighter, matches, or a flashlight and paint the scene (or doodle), and then close the shutter.
These people did that, did it again, and again, until they had made a stop-motion movie!
Since Light Painting is this month’s DPBlog’s Project of the Month, I was suitably primed to be impressed.
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If you want to see the inspiration of this photograph, check out Dean Chamberlain’s photographs sometime.
It’s something I’ll definitely have to mess with sometime. Looks like a lot of fun and frustration.
You should too.
I think you should send me a good print of this photograph. How much to you want for it? It interests me. I like the distribution of light in relationship with the subject matter.