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Gathering of the Domes
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- Rita K. Connell Contact Rita K. Connell Rita K. Connell's Gallery |
this is a great shot....a little creepy for me because I watch to many Scifi movies. I just watch battleship last night not a very good scifi movie As always when it comes to light paint they are always great and fun to look at. I love the star action it adds to the shot
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Kalena Randall |
So Cool, Jeff! Awesome!
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Debbie E. Payne |
I always enjoy looking at your light painting shots. You have a unique gift in creating these type of images and we all enjoy seeing them. Last night in blue Mesa the stars were so beautiful and bright and I wished I knew something about time lapse and thought of course of you, who would have been out there in the darkest spot in the high desert you could have found, braving giant-sized Mosquitos.
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Kristin Duff |
Jeff- your creative use of light and dark always astounds me- awesome !!
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Beth Spencer |
Awesome as usual Jeff, did you combine a lot or did you have a lot of bike tires for the half domes?
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Jeff E Jensen |
Thanks, ladies! I'm sure you could guess, but I really like doing these. Beth - this is a single exposure with all of the elements captured within the exposure. This was 1649 seconds, which works out to not quite 28 minutes. We were dealing with no moon, so it was good and dark. Even darker then when we were out at the Jetty because there was even less city light. I'm actually taking Deb and her family out there again when they are in town next week.
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Beth Spencer |
Wow! You guys did a lot in that amount of time! I know you all were probably having a total blast! I know Deb and her family will have as much fun as we did!!!
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- Usman M. Bajwa Contact Usman M. Bajwa Usman M. Bajwa's Gallery |
Another terrific light painting image, Jeff. This is very inspiring indeed! UB.
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Susan Williams |
Very creative and inspiring work, Jeff. I just love this technique. Would you share more about the set up and technique? I would love to try it if I can find a place to do it.
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lisa anderson |
Very cool, Jeff. Do you have any shots of the domes with less sky?
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Jeff E Jensen |
Susan - we used several tools to create this, all of them pretty simple. The orb is created using an LED light on the end of a string. The trick is how you spin and rotate to get the orb. The big dome was created using a piece of PVC pipe, staked to the ground in the center, with some LED lights on the other end. You move it back and forth in an arc while rotating around the center. The small domes are a little trickier. They are created with a set of led Christmas lights, mounted around the diameter of an old bicycle wheel. Fun stuff. Lisa - here's a shot of a single dome (our first try with the gadget), with a little less sky.
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