Moving Light Capture
"Brake Lights" 11/11/2010 9:15 pm. Rexburg ID. f-stop: 7.1 shutter: 4.97 sec. Canon PowerShot S3 IS.
For this picture, I didn't have a tripod, so I set my camera on my car, and waited for a car to drive by. I took the picture about a second before the car passed through the shot, and then having the longer shutter speed captured the moving lights.
Light Painting
"Flare" 11/10/2010 11:40 pm. Rexburg ID. f-stop: 2.7 shutter: 9.93 sec Canon PowerShot S3 IS.
"Smiley" 11/10/2010 11:57 pm. Rexburg ID. f-stop: 3.2 shutter: 14.99 sec. Canon PowerShot S3 IS.
"Retro" 11/11/2010 12:07 am. Rexburg ID. f-stop: 3.2 shutter: 14.99 sec. Canon PowerShot S3 IS.
"Shooting Star" 11/11/2010 12:18 am. Rexburg ID. f-stop: 3.2 shutter: 14.99 sec. Canon PowerShot S3 IS.
I definitely had too much fun with this project. My roommates and I were up late one night just taking pictures. It was hard to pick only a few, so I decided to add my favorites. The colored lights are glowsticks, and the white light is a little flashlight. By using a long shutter speed in a DARK room, it captures the moving light. This was a really fun project, and I enjoyed learning how to do it! (The editing I did on all these were really simple, just enhancing levels and saturation. On "Retro" I just enhanced the Saturation as high as it would go to achieve the look I created.)
Camera Motion Painting
"iPod" 11/11/2010 9:20 pm. Rexburg ID. f-stop: 6.3 shutter: 4.97 sec. Canon PowerShot S3 IS.
On this picture, I set a higher shutter speed and moved my camera around while taking a picture of a stereo system in a car. I'm not sure how the "iPod" showed up? But I thought it was pretty cool. The only edits I did were saturation and levels.
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