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Old 09-09-12, 06:29 PM
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Post CHAT - September 2012 Monthly Competition - Painting / Drawing with light
September 2012 monthly theme will be Painting or Drawing with light.

This maybe include but no limited to, long dark exposes and drawing something with a light source, using a light source to colour parts of a scene.

You can read some more here or here

Any level of PP aloud as long you have used a real light source to compile the photo in some way.

RULES - http://www.digitalcameraworld.com/fo...ead.php?t=7052

Good luck all and ill do my very best to get a poll ready on the 1st of October so the winner can post a new theme quickly.
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A good theme, especially as, in Europe, our nights are drawing in. Lots of darkness to play in. Sad when Summer (what Summer lol) comes to an end.
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Good theme. Must pull my finger out this month.
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Will definately have to have a play with this one, this will be my first monthly entry and already my head is working overtime.
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TBH I hate this subject but in true spirit I will give it a go.
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TBH I hate this subject but in true spirit I will give it a go.
Yup that makes two of us but then it is because I am totally pants at it, maybe if I give it another go I will learn to love it

Good technique though and I do love painting with light images.
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Theres more than one way to paint with light....A night shot for example, of a rock or statue...Using a torch to paint the object gives great effect rather than a set light shining in one position. It doesnt have to be (im guessing) the classic long exposure with someone writing with or waving about, a torch.
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Theres more than one way to paint with light....A night shot for example, of a rock or statue...Using a torch to paint the object gives great effect rather than a set light shining in one position. It doesnt have to be (im guessing) the classic long exposure with someone writing with or waving about, a torch.
Correct. This isn't limited to a set thing. I have 4 ideas, and all but 1 is completely different to the other.
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This was my last attempt that involved using a maglite and one of those shower scrungy things:-

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Dave, not seen him for a while!
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