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Would an oil lamp or a lantern be considered a moveable light source?
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The way I interpreted it was the light source(s) had to be moving.
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Originally posted by ragamuffingirl:
Would an oil lamp or a lantern be considered a moveable light source?
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The way that I interpret it is that the light source needs to illuminate the subject and move during the exposure. I would say that the lamp would qualify as long as it moved durning the exposure of the image.
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I wonder if Thomas Kinkade would ever enter a challenge like this... ;-)
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how about moving fire ? :-)
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Originally posted by gooc:
how about moving fire ? :-)
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COOL! I mean that would be HOT!
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Originally posted by DustDevil:
Originally posted by gooc:
how about moving fire ? :-)
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Originally posted by Chuck the Writer:
I wonder if Thomas Kinkade would ever enter a challenge like this... ;-)
that gave me an early am chuckle.
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Originally posted by DustDevil:
Originally posted by gooc:
how about moving fire ? :-)
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here's some good examples of the "painting with light" technique. this dude used to post on photosig.com all the time and this is where i first learned of this technique.
//www.vraahojskole.dk/emil//PAINT%20WITHLIGHT.htm
//www.photosig.com/go/users/userphotos?id=13857 Message edited by author 2006-02-23 13:35:44.
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A local photographer uses painting with light for her night photography.
//countryandnaturephotography.ca/Home.htm
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This is going to be a little tough to be original as there were so many creative ideas in the last challenge. Basic editing is going to make it tough as well...
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