Painting with Light Photos

Capturing a Light Beam

Below Left and Right: Two of Chris Crossley's photos from the Painting with Light practical night. Part of the Capture a Light Beam challenge.

Painting with Light Practical Night

Camera Club Live Blog

Tonight's meeting is officially under way. We're blogging as the meeting is taking place. Once we finish general business, we'll begin a Painting with Light practical night.

Digital Photography Practical Night

We have given the group four Painting with Light challenges to accomplish before the end of the night. The Challenges are as follows:
1. Write you name with light.
2. Capture a Light Beam.
3. Use White Balance to alter the colour of the light.
4. Create Rim Lighting around your subject.

Below Left and Right: Chris and Richard waste no time getting started and seem happy with their initial results. It's Nikon vs Canon respectively… this could get ugly.

Above Left: Karen has the right attitude.  Above Right: Dale prefers to have all his ducks in a row before jumping in.  Below: If this stuff was easy everyone would be doing it.

Long Exposure Effects and Light Painting

Creating Rim Lighting and Capturing Light Beams

Painting with Light : Con Rhee

These pics taken on the May 6 Night Time shoot.
Hand held, 200mm focal length, f2, ISO 640.

Painting With Light

Maryborough Cemetery - 5th May 2010 A few shots from our 'Painting With Light' night:

Practical Night - Painting with Light

Here are some of my images from the 'Painting with Light' night. Last year's P.W.L night got me interested in night-time exposures, so I thoroughly enjoyed last night despite the temperature being cold enough to threaten the well-being of brass monkeys.

Coloured Silos

Carisbrook Railway Station

Alston Windmill Carisbrook, Victoria. Weigh Station Carisbrook Railway Station, Victoria.