Light Painting Shots: I did this Light Painting Shoot this past Sunday afternoon and Valerie was the model. This was my first time and I enjoyed it quite a bit. I will give a few...

trc Loc: Logan, OH

I did this Light Painting Shoot this past Sunday afternoon and Valerie was the model. This was my first time and I enjoyed it quite a bit. I will give a few examples that vary a little in feeling or mood. See what you all think. C&C are most wanted and encouraged! Thanks.

Best Regards,
Tom

Calypso, Maybe?

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Da-Da!

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Who Goes There?

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tbohon Loc: Olympia, WA USA

What a creative series! They're all great.

Thanks for sharing.

(the other) Tom :)

trc Loc: Logan, OH

tbohon wrote:

What a creative series! They're all great.

Thanks for sharing.

(the other) Tom :)

Tom,

Thanks very much for the comments. It was my pleasure . . . and I really enjoyed doing that shoot. Using different lights to paint with make for different themes or atmospheres. I just think it is really cool the way light painting is accomplished. You can walk right into the frame and never be seen, but yet the light is captured! What a way to be creative and try to come up with a variety and types of images. Thanks again.

Best Regards,
Tom Carlson

joe west Loc: Taylor, Michigan

trc wrote:

I did this Light Painting Shoot this past Sunday afternoon and Valerie was the model. This was my first time and I enjoyed it quite a bit. I will give a few examples that vary a little in feeling or mood. See what you all think. C&C are most wanted and encouraged! Thanks.

Best Regards,
Tom

there really nice, but i believe #3 is my favorite... :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

trc Loc: Logan, OH

joe west wrote:

there really nice, but i believe #3 is my favorite... :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Greetings Joe,

#3 is definitely different when it comes to light painting, in my mind. It is more subdued, not even close to being as bright and vivid, and it either sends a message of eeriness, inquisitiveness, possibly fear, or exploration perhaps? The colors are not bright, and hence, it depicts a very quiet environment/atmosphere. The other two images are just shouting livelihood or excitement or chaotic happenings about or presently occurring! Thanks for commenting and taking the time to offer your thoughts. :-)

Best Regards,
Tom

raymondh Loc: Walker, MI

Creative in spades!!

trc Loc: Logan, OH

raymondh wrote:

Creative in spades!!

Raymond,

You'll have to forgive me, but what do you mean by, "Creative in spades!"? I have never heard that expression before, so as usual, I am always wanting and willing to learn no matter how old I get! :-) Thank you.

Best Regards,
Tom

raymondh Loc: Walker, MI

trc wrote:

Raymond,

You'll have to forgive me, but what do you mean by, "Creative in spades!"? I have never heard that expression before, so as usual, I am always wanting and willing to learn no matter how old I get! :-) Thank you.

Best Regards,
Tom

In cards, it's generally considered the highest suit.

trc Loc: Logan, OH

raymondh wrote:

In cards, it's generally considered the highest suit.

Oh, OK - Thank you.

Tom

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

I saw #2 and #3 in For Your Consideration before I came to this set.

#1 is soooo cool! I absolutely love the colors and energy. Wonderfully creative and eye-catching.