My favorite photography technique involves using the black fiber brush for Light Painting. Here are two more results from my shooting with Magda.
The first image is a crop of the second.
Here is the complete crop:
What happened in the Photo?
The exposure time here was 73 seconds at F22 ISO 50 on the 70-200mm F2.8 Zoom lens, it was still kind of sunny outside so we had to crank up the ISO and the F Stop.
Who is she?
Magda is a software engineer and works and lives to a large part of her life on the internet. She asked me if we can get that into the image. All again in-camera and not Photoshop. Magda is super versatile in the different expressions on her face.
Show me the cold shoulder.
The light was applied first with a scanner that I always use the Black fiber optic whip with a blue flashlight. All that during the exposure time of 55 seconds also at F22 ISO 200 on the 70-200mm F2.8 Lens.
Wonder how to do your own?
Fiberoptic Light Painting Tutorial
If you wonder how this was made I can suggest you visiting my dedicated page that gives you some examples and a tutorial video if you have missed it here.
Or you can watch it right here:
Tell me if you tried this technique, tag me, and send me a link. I am super curious.
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.
Gunnar Heilmann Photogrpahy
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