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So, I decided to experiment with some slow shutter ideas that my friend and I were discussing a couple months ago and ended up producing this image back in March. I got my camera (Nikon D3000) about 8 months ago... Let me know what you think!
Oh, I put the camera on my tripod and went in a room without windows, turned off the lights and set it to about a 15 second delay. Let the light from my flashlight expose my face once, turn it off, and change to a different position. Only changed it to black and white as far as editing goes. I think it's pretty neat! Last edited by ChloeEWoods; 08-08-2011 at 09:30 PM. |
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nice image worked well
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Clever shot.
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I really like it!
How long did you have the flashlight on for? (agree with the previous post about the noise though...) |
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