The movement of different sources of light produces different effects on the image, which can be used creatively.
Lighting is an important aspect of creating a great photograph. Not only does lighting dictate brightness and darkness, but it also influences tone, mood, and atmosphere. As a result, it is critical to properly regulate and manipulate light to get the best texture, richness of colour, and brightness on your objects. According to George Eastman, “light makes photography. Embrace light. Admire it. Love it. But above all, know the light. Know it for all you are worth, and you will know the key to photography.”
Alone in the Rain: Light painting done using laser.
Illuminating the Dark
Long exposure techniques allow photographers to achieve effects that would be unachievable with regular or high shutter speeds. Light painting, tube painting, light trails, etc. are examples of long exposure. Light can make all the difference with any finished image, and is often the element that
makes an okay photograph, an inspiring one. Light painting is the technique of moving the source of light, which can be a flashlight, laser, glow stick, etc. to create different shapes.
Colours of Freedom : Where there is happiness, there is freedom
When the painting is done using a tube, it is called tube painting. The light trails are the technique of capturing the light coming from the busy traffic, which shows the hectic pulse of life in cities. The movement of different sources of light produces different effects on the image that can be used creatively. The chapter “Maneuvering Rays” delves into the techniques mentioned above. When the
light moves in a careful, planned way in front of an open shutter, we can make creative images and tell stories.
The Fallen Hero : Heroes fall, so that they can rise higher
Ring of Fire : The spinning motion of burning steel wool
Frenetic rhythm of life : Light Trails from Kottayam, Kerala.
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