The Hangar
This is the last part of this series for the time being. Maybe we light painting junkies will get together again before the final demolition of the site to make the lights dance. However, that is not certain.
The hangar has not been used for thirty years and nature has largely reclaimed the area. There are already trees where airplanes and helicopters used to be parked. The roof is so dilapidated that parts could come loose and fall to the ground in the wind. You get a little queasy when you move through the hangar.
Das ist der vorläufig letzte Teil dieser Serie. Vielleicht kommen wir Lightpaintingjunkies vor dem endgültigen Abriss des Geländes nochmal dort zum zusammen, um die Lichter zum Tanzen zu bringen. Sicher ist das jedoch nicht.
Der Hangar ist seit dreißig Jahren unbenutzt und die Natur hat sich das Areal zu großen Teilen zurückerobert. Es stehen bereits Bäume dort wo früher Flugzeuge und Hubschrauber parkten. Das Dach ist so marode, dass sich bei Wind Teile lösen und zu Boden fallen könnten. Ein bisschen mulmig wird einem schon, wenn man sich durch den Hangar bewegt.
Lighting this building was quite a tedious task when you only have a Convoy S2+ at your disposal. It was also difficult to avoid the many obstacles in the dark and not to trip, so you can see me in the picture several times. 😎
Dieses Gebäude auszuleuchten, war eine ziemlich anstrengende Aufgabe, wenn man nur eine Convoy S2+ zur verfügung hat. Es war auch schwierig, im Dunkeln, die vielen Hindernisse zu umgehen und nicht zu stolpern, so dass man mich gleich mehrmals im Bild sieht. 😎
Canon EOS 6D Mark II, LAOWA 12mm, ISO100, f5.6, 287 s
When I wanted to lightpaint a smaller hangar, Tom Cruise suddenly stood in front of me. 😮 I managed to take a snapshot, then he was gone again. Thanks to Hans for modeling. Next time it will definitely work better with the smoke candles. 😉
Als ich einen kleineren Hangar lightpainten wollte, stand plötzlich Tom Cruise vor mir. 😮 Es gelang mir ein Schnappschuss, dann war er wieder weg. Danke an Hans fürs Modeln. Beim nächsten mal klappt es mit den Nebelkerzen bestimmt besser. 😉
Canon EOS 6D Mark II, LAOWA 12mm, ISO100, f8, 181 s
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