Light Painting Photography On The Bridge

The light figure was photographed first. To do this, the flashlight was switched on in strobe mode and rotated with the help of the tool. I switched on the camera with the lens covered and opened it for one rotation of the lamp. Then the lens was covered and the camera was rotated by 60° around the optical axis. I then uncovered the lens again for one rotation of the lamp. I repeated this until I had reached 300°.

The lens was then covered and the camera removed from this tripod and mounted on the previously aligned tripod in front of the bridge. Stepko positioned himself in the previously agreed pose. The lens was opened again and I scanned Stepko. I then illuminated the bridge and let the sensor collect some ambient light for another minute.
After more than 11 minutes, the picture was finally in the box.

The picture below shows a test for lighting the scene. As you can see, I was a bit out of practice after a long period of outdoor light painting abstinence.

I didn't take any photos of the tools this time. To avoid too much luggage, we agreed beforehand and no tools were packed twice. For the first two pictures, I only used tools from @lichtkunstfoto. I would like to thank them once again for this. Also for the patience of @stepko, who had to stand still for quite a long time to take the pictures.

I hope you enjoyed the post. The second part of the light painting weekend will be reported here next Sunday. So stay tuned!