Very often I would go home and sit at the PC I would look at the basic lighting practice and find amazing photographs. The Pyramid Garza was a wonderful spot with enough features just to impress all by itself.
Image 1
These two are some photo examples of that. If you read the last article on the background lighting knows what I am talking about. Before you add any more complex features you want to know your environment. That's what these two are. This is important also for safety. When you run around in the dark you don't want to miss a deep hole you can fall into.
The pyramid Garzau is in this regard very simple. The terrain is super nice and flat. No extra hidden obstacles. That's good.
Image 2
Once again you see single exposure light paintings. Image 1 is an 80 seconds and Image 2 is a 112-second single exposure. The difference is the path around the subject. For the second Photograph, I simply had to walk much more and that takes more time.
If you have a closer look you will see that I also went behind the pyramid to light the top in blue or orange. Its a subtle feature but again that takes a few extra seconds.
I hope it was informative and maybe also inspirational. If you have more questions please do not hesitate. I am happy to share my knowledge.
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