Return to the Chapel on a hot humid summer night.
Another adventures night together with Light Painting friend Sven Gerard from Lichtkunstfoto
We went to the same chapel I wrote the article about background lighting. I did share this here on Hive before but on my website, I extended the initial article by some more illustrations. FYI
OK, What was going on here?
The procedure was relatively simple. At first, I placed the blue and the white light on the outside of the chapel. Then I walked inside to shed the red - that was it.
 | Canon 5D Mark IV Camera Settings: |
|---|---|
 | 179 seconds |
 | F11 on the LAOWA F2.8 12mm ZeroD |
 | 50 |
Oh, we were sweating. Running around with lights was not the most pleasant exercise one can imagine. So the night was not only short because its June, we just did not want to go on like that forever. So I came home with pretty much only two shots. But nonetheless, it was a fun night. Thank you, Sven.
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.
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