▪️Lightpainting created in real time, captured to the camera in one single photographic frame in France, La Roche-sur-Yon with ALEXiA during the lockdown. I added my logo afterwards tin the picture.
▪️ Made with Nikon D3s &
- 14mm F/ 2.8 lens (Samyang) for the hands
- (24-70mm) 70 mm (Nikon) for the tree
▪️We started the picture by lighting only the hands using a flash with the 14mm to then swap the lens to the Nikon 70mm and use the other tripod placed in front of a snoot that we used as a "tunnel" to guide your look to the tree on fire.
That tree represents "LiFE" (human and nature) and the fire how we treat nature and humans today. We made this picture to show we are all responsible for the damages on Earth but that we still are in charge, we still can (and have to) do something to change it ✊🏻❗️
▪️First time we tried the swapping lens technique and, for sure, not the last❗️
THX to @stepko for inspiration as well as loads of great lightpainters who used this technique before us :
@fadetoblack and
@martbarras for exemple.
🔸 If you want to take a closer look at this technique, @fadetoblack has published a tutorial about it :
The art of lens swap :
http://lightpaintingblog.com/dark-art-lens-swap/
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