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BLOG #4: History of Light Painting and Planning of your Slow Shutter Speed Project

  1. Look at this website outlining the history of lightpainting and find 2 examples of lightpainting that you are most inspired by and identify who created them and how they were created by the artist. What aspect of the photos did you find interesting? Post the 2 photo examples with your blog. (3-5 sentence paragraph)

Theses photos were taken of the Light Painting website and were given credit to dogma, tesatscad, 5thdimension, j_robert, dikasapi & moodification. They were created by a long exposer and many lights. They have multiply lights to create the different subjects in each photo. I like how theses photos are abstract.

2. Looking at the examples from the early 1900’s to 1980’s, how did light painting develop and change over time? What new discoveries do you see made and created by the artists? (3-5 sentence paragraph)

Light painting started out with more abstract ideas. Older pictures had less light and were made up of a smaller frame. Since then they have develped into more complex and create images.

3. Now, thinking of your Blurred Motion or Light Painting Project list 4 ideas below.

1)

Type: Bluured

Subject: Shopping card

Location: Grocery Store

Time: Any time

Lighting: Constant light

Mode: Shutter priority

ISO: 500?

Shutter: 15"

FStop: auto

Flash: no

2)

Type: Light

Subject: Door

Location: Outside

Time: Night

Lighting: None

Mode: Manual

ISO: 200

Shutter: 20"

FStop: 7-9

Flash: Maybe

3)

Type: Light

Subject: landscape

Location: Outside

Time: Night

Lighting: None

Mode: Maual

ISO: 200

Shutter: 30"

FStop: 7-11

Flash: Maybe

4)

Type: Blurred

Subject: Car Mirror

Location: On the road

Time: Day

Lighting: Natural

Mode: Manual

ISO: 200

Shutter: 20-30"

FStop: 7-11

Flash: No


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