The most useful light is the one that come and visit you in your darkest hour.
Theme flames are the colours that appear in the background. Dark flames are the shadows cast by objects in the foreground. They are often created using lighting techniques such as backlighting, rim lighting, and rim light flare. Theme flames are usually brighter and more prominent than dark flames. The contrast between them creates a dramatic effect.
SHADOWY : Be the light in the middle of your own darkness
Light painting is a powerful tool for photographers because it adds a new dimension to their work. It can be used to create stunning abstract patterns and even surrealistic scenes.
Using light painting techniques, photographers can create images that appear to be moving. The effect is achieved when using a long exposure time, allowing the camera to capture movement. The result is often an unrealistic image.
MOONBOW : The magic done with light
Refers to the activity of taking pics outside at night, between dusk and dawn. Night photography will become more possible with the progress of high-speed films, higher-sensitivity digital sensors, wide-aperture lenses, and ever power of urban lights.
GOLDEN : Looks like the feeling of firecrackers
The long-exposure multiple-flash technique is a low-light photography method that permits a mobile flash unit to expose various parts of a building or interior with the a long exposure.
FAST & FURIOUS : Brightly coloured red , orange or yellow
In this chapter how the flames of dark work with light painting. Light painting photography is a form of artistic photography where light is used to create images. Since then, light painting has evolved into a wide range of techniques and applications. Light painting is a simple technique that requires only a camera, some lights, and patience.The first thing you should do is choose a subject matter that will allow you to capture a lot of detail in one frame. This means choosing a subject that is close enough to fill the entire frame.
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