Fraggin’ The Drive. (Long Exposure Lightpainting)

in #appreciator4 years ago

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Good Morning Hive,

I hope you are all doing well, we’re currently in a lockdown over in the UK, as part of the measures to tackle Covid-19.

This photo is from two weeks ago before that was enforced.

Initially I didn’t like this as much as I’ve come to, mainly because I shot it straight on and it was lacking something for me, but after living with this for the time, I then gave it a crop and jaunty angle and a little fettling in Lightroom mobile and I’m really happy with it now.

One tripod used here and a lightstand for this shot.
I mounted the pcb on the stand and back lit it at F22 as the rest of the frame needed a high ISO for the laser to work.

I then removed the pcb and swapped lenses from the sigma 30-70mm on a macro extension tube to the Samyang 14mm.

I then swiped the laser across the frame and then walked into the frame to where I spun the wool and ended the exposure.

As with all of these type of shots it’s the set up and prep that take the time rather than the actual shot.

F22 Sigma (pcb)
F5.6 Samyang (laser)
F11 Samyang (wool)
Iso 1000
243 seconds.

Have a great day guys whatever your up to and catch you again soon.

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Jaunty angle makes it. Roll on being able to get out again!

Cheers mate, yeah the jaunty angle and crop transformed it in my opinion, yeah once this is all over we should try and do a large UK meet up to make up for missed time :)

awesome mate! blending of the green laser with the PCB is divine. The composition is beautiful.

Thank mate, I was hoping it would would look ok and pleased it did, although I needed quite a high iso to get the laser to work which meant balancing the rest was a challenge lol
I just wish I had managed to get the cropped pov and jaunty angle in camera as well really but hey ho always next time

Pure @martbarras stylee!!!
I always love the use of PCB and steewool together, I mean the way you combine it mate 🙌

Thanks buddy, hadn’t done one for a while and thought it was about time, especially as this place was on my visit bucket list :)