Gravity Well. (Long Exposure Light Painting)
Good Morning Steem :)
A M.C.Escher inspired lens capped camera rotation from a visit to wales with a few other UK light-painters a few years ago.
@fadetoblack Tim here modeling kindly, and adding another four in one shot to his tally for most silhouetted light-painter.
I’ve rotated the stairwell four times with Tim stood on them for this shot, I’ve also covered the lens each time at each rotation with a blue lighting gel, then Phil threw some wire-wool down the stairwell for me, to create the blue sparks.
I’ve then taken the camera off tripod one and on to a preset second one, to capture an orb spin to create some centre interest.
Custom white balance and a gel for the blue steel wool.
Straight out of camera raw conversion, with crop to tighten.
No Photoshop.
To see more of this kind of art head over to @lightpaintershub
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