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Published: 2013-03-09 22:15:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 14709; Favourites: 1157; Downloads: 0
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Light painting Orb in an abandoned place somewhere...Related content
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i love light painting its so fun!! your so good at it :3
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This reminds me of something S.T.A.L.K.E.R.-ey.
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It's almost like silent hill:the room (i'm talking about the portal)..very beautiful.congratulations for DD~^^
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I love the contrast of the perfectly circular and smooth light to the angular, chaotic and grungy background!
I assume the pole that's visible dead center below the light is the stand from which you swung the light. If you had moved it just a little to the left so that it blends with the shadow in the background, it would have improved the illusion of a floating ball of light.
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This is so, so beautiful. You're very talented-
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WUUUUUU Congratulations to DD!!!!
This is far beyond magicall *-*
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Great work! 
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YES.... yes, yes, yes, and MORE yes.... this is amazing!!! nice work BB. ^ ^
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well done, im afraid i never have time to build such a device though seems i need to make time for perfection
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It actually just takes patience to swing a light around in a circle as to paint the air with light. The camera would be on a slow shutter speed and will record all of this information onto a photograph. It's quite fascinating and surprisingly easy to do
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lol i can see the base to your orb making tool
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I'm not the artist but y'know....
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Well, for such a perfect circle it's not enough just to swing a light around.
You need to tie the light to a pole so it always swings around one point without deviating from the same distance.
Also you have to spin around in a circle holding the pole while the light is swinging.
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Well yes, I probably should've put that information in there. You have to constantly move about to prevent yourself from appearing in the photograph.
I recently studied this technique (actually last week) in my university photography class, and I got some pretty perfect spheres by attaching the light to a piece of string and swing it around without a pole. Though some other students used it, I think the effect can be achieved either way.
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congrats, - you are featured in the Best of March from [link]
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Great work, love the concept! Would like to know how you created this orb! I'm guessing its gotta do something with the frame its on?
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I get the general process for this sort of thing, but how'd ya DO this?! What in the world was your shutter speed and how'd you get it so perfect?
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Camera Data
Make:NIKON CORPORATION
Model:NIKON D7000
Shutter Speed:149/1 second
Aperture:F/7.1
Focal Length:18 mm
ISO Speed:100
Date Taken
Software:Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4.1
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