Showing posts with label long exposure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label long exposure. Show all posts

Thursday, July 12, 2012

Use Light Stencils To Create Amazing Light Paintings

I would love to do this with students but need to try it out myself - could be quite difficult seeing as we don't see them at night.  Is there enough room in our tiny darkroom?












These images are by Light Stencil artist....

TigTab 


A step by step guide on how to can be found here:
Light stencil how to.


Thursday, July 5, 2012

Examples of slow (long exposure) and fast shutter speed

Here are a few photographs/ photographers who create unique images through the manipulation of shutter speed. (These are good examples for the Year 9 Photo Challenge)

Long exposures/ slow shutter speed

1. Lincoln Harrison


Star trail long exposures in Australia desert.



2. Joel James Devlin


Capturing the effects of moving light through long exposure photographs.




(Super) fast shutter speed

 1. Alberto Seveso


Underwater ink photographs caught on high speed camera.


 


2. Mark Mawson


Again, capturing ink mixing with water on high speed.




3. Jonathan Robert Willis and Tadao Cern


 Wind (JRW) /  gale force winds (TD) blown directly to the face and frozen with fast shutter speed.

JRW

JRW
TD