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Posted by dsankt
Okay here we gooooooooooo
...variety of faptastic goodies...
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It's funny how the old shots have a character that wouldn't be quite the same with the later, more refined techniques. Maybe it's just that you've had them up for so long it's a nostalgia trip to see them again 
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A bunch with gear list, all shot on a Nikon d200 with a Tokina 12-24:
Buffalo Auditorium, two Garrity spots, 10 minutes and a whole lot of running around. The bluish light coming from the top left side is the only natural light in the shot, coming through a crack in a boarded window. This is a composite of two shots, the two lights shining from the far end of ice level are from another exposure.
Canada Day special. Flash with blue gel, maple leaf painted with the red LED on my headlamp.
I think the technique here is pretty obvious. It's a Garrity spot if that matters.
Garrity spot, and a red flare (Kowalski's idea). Tip #1 for using flares in damp tunnel environments: stand upwind, and work fast - smoke backs up quickly, and takes a while to dissipate.
Garrity spot, flash with blue gel, and some generic flashlight hanging by its wrist strap from my tripod (I usually leave a light hanging there so I can find my way back without using my headlamp).
2 LED dildos, Garrity spot.
2 LED dildos, Bryan or Kowalski's portable flouro, Garrity spot, red headlamp.
Garrity spot, Stanley tripod LED light before it died, natural light through the 'window.'
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dsankt, 'prowling below,' 'drain skittles' and 'cannibalism' are extra tasty.
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i only got 16 sec exposure max on my camera...
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Cute. Sorta. 
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Light painting with a hand-held fluoro. I knew I hadn't quite got this right when I took it - If I'd had the time, I'd have done it over again. Nice location, though.
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Not as exciting as some of the other photos here...
Painted with a Xenon bulb flashlight, 2.5 second exposure
Single LED light at the end of the room
Xenon flashlight, bottom right of frame
Single LED Light, painted
Celer at Audax
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Ah forgot my favourite...Special Thanks to ihatesnow for assistance.
Using a single SB-800 fired out at every opening, then again between each of the support pillars. Red glow coming from our subway campfire.
Exposure Time: 283 Seconds, ISO-200, f/4
Nikon D70s with Sigma DC 18-50mm 1:2.8 EX MACRO
Celer at Audax
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Sex in picture form. That is all.
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Posted by digital_me
Sex in picture form. That is all.
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Be sure to wear protection the Rochester Subway is kinda dirty. (And Thanks!)
Celer at Audax
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Awesome thread bump!
metawaffle you are the king...great work!!!
I like your Canadian Flag and tunnel shots as well mortimer.
I was exploring the cave last night. That's why I was late.
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Approximately 1.5 minute exposure on Ilford Delta 100 Professional film, processed in Rodinal 1+50 for 14 minutes.
I was inside the display case with an LED torch diffused with a clear film canister that I cut to fit onto the torch.
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Posted by digital_me
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Approximately 1.5 minute exposure on Ilford Delta 100 Professional film, processed in Rodinal 1+50 for 14 minutes.
I was inside the display case with an LED torch diffused with a clear film canister that I cut to fit onto the torch.
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That's oddly mesmerising.
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Light Painting; I am a big fan!
There's something beautiful about being in full control of shadow and lighting.
The Flaming Dude
Blue and Green coverings over a Speedlite 430 flash. Body traced using a orange LED penlight.
Blue and Gold
Flash fired into lamp, and then covered with blue gel and fired against the wall repeatedly.
Flaming Dude Resting
Orange LED Penlight body trace and fire detail. Flash fired into lamp. Bounce flash off of roof for overall lighting.
Red Skeleton
Red covered flash fired at roof and walls.
"The time of getting fame for your name on its own is over. Artwork that is only about wanting to be famous will never make you famous. Fame is a by-product of doing something else. You don't go to a restaurant and order a meal because you want to have a shit."
-Banksy
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Posted by Furious D
Light Painting; I am a big fan!
There's something beautiful about being in full control of shadow and lighting.
The Flaming Dude
http://farm4.stati...768_8a0cbf9436.jpg
Blue and Green coverings over a Speedlite 430 flash. Body traced using a orange LED penlight.
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That's insane. He even looks three dimensional. Awesome.
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I always love the flaming dude! I think the first one I saw was on a motorbike? So, do you trace your own body? Someone else's body? Just draw it freehand?
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Posted by metawaffle
I always love the flaming dude! I think the first one I saw was on a motorbike? So, do you trace your own body? Someone else's body? Just draw it freehand?
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I trace my own body.. it gets easier with practice. Perhaps the hardest part is switching hands when tracing out each arm.
Here's more flaming dudes:
"The time of getting fame for your name on its own is over. Artwork that is only about wanting to be famous will never make you famous. Fame is a by-product of doing something else. You don't go to a restaurant and order a meal because you want to have a shit."
-Banksy
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Flaming dude ftw, this one especially for some reason...
If you're having a stressed out day remember the sloth: They don't do shit and they haven't gone extinct; I'm sure you can afford to take a nap... |
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Awesome furious...have to give this a try.
I was exploring the cave last night. That's why I was late.
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