Source/Tutorial And now back to my links of tutorials. So the bokeh wall and light painting tutorial, I came across from this link. If anything, I learned how versatile a granite tile is given different lighting circumstances. In this particular one, his main goal was to utilize back lighting on glass objects (with varying contents inside) so […]
Source On a much, much grander scale, we have David Gilliver’s light painting photography. Granted his setup is way more complicated, but you can really see the difference between light painting using LED lights versus a smartphone/tablet. It could also be the environment too, but this ends up looking more magical and fantastical than the […]
Source/Tutorial I know some of the next few posts (and the previous one) are from the same person writing tutorials, but they are really cool to my defense. I do like that he uses smartphones/tablets as the primary sources of light for these pieces. I would have assumed it required fancier setups, but apparently not. I do […]
Source/Tutorial I chose this because the bokeh effect is really popular in terms of city night lights, but I had never known how they did it for smaller scale photography. And it’s pretty cool that he uses a crumpled sheet of aluminum foil in the background, lit practically straight on. And then a primary source […]
Source I actually experienced this a long time ago, so that’s why I sought photography about it. Lightning photography is cool in general due to the difficulty of timing, but being above a lightning storm is way cooler – just because you see exactly how light is interacting within the clouds. Especially when the clouds […]
It seemed fitting to find at least one jellyfish photo since PBJ’s about to wrap up, right? Really though, I just like that the primary source of light came from an outside window…I think. I imagine the tank itself would have lights too, but if it is the largest, privately owned tank – I imagined […]
