Create Incredible Indoor Light Painting easy
Many starting photographer have a fear of shooting night pictures. Photos at night come out blurry, and its hard to get a sharp image if the subject is not well lit. For this project I wanted to try exactly that, making long exposure portraits but making them amazing.
For all of the following pictures I used only a flashlight, a tripod and my settings for long exposure. It was already dark at night, so we turned off the lights inside, which is perfect for long exposure. So, I set my camera on my tripod and started to light the objects on the table. This is how my pictures turned out:
If you want to get more ideas on how to improve your long exposure photos and light paintings, I suggest going to the Digital Photography School Website
As a Communication student with an emphasis in Video Production & Photography, I’ve been able to morphe my style by getting the best of 2 of my passions: the moody atmosphere of noir cinema and protography.
Much of my work has been viewed, shared, liked printed and published internationally. Organizations such as Church News, LDS Public Affairs and Deseret News, among others, have relied on my photographs for many of the publications regarding BYU-Idaho. 