Nucleus 2

[J-Chan]

a continuation of my previous thread..

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[vinwin]

Nice. It's unique. How do u do this?

 

[noob117]

i am guessing its in a dark room and the person is swinging a lightstick round during a long exposure?

 

[J-Chan]

Nice. It's unique. How do u do this?

thanks.. make a guess..

i am guessing its in a dark room and the person is swinging a lightstick round during a long exposure?

hmm.. its possible to get the same effect, but thats not how I did the pics..

 

[akababy]

hm... is it something call painting with light?

SOmething like this?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqT7mEdrF-0

 

[theveed]

Dark floor, hang a flashlight/colored source with a string on top, then let it freely swing to get a uniform, sequential pattern.

Need to make the background darker, though... too much diffused/scattered light captured

 

[J-Chan]

hm... is it something call painting with light?

SOmething like this?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqT7mEdrF-0

similar.. thanks for sharing the video anyway..

Dark floor, hang a flashlight/colored source with a string on top, then let it freely swing to get a uniform, sequential pattern.

Need to make the background darker, though... too much diffused/scattered light captured

nope not by swinging anything.. I'll give a hint: rotation, angular momentum..

 

[tauhu]

swinging a string with a light source at the end? but it looks like a strip of light instead of a point source at the end. intriguing

 

[wiLLy-LucifeR]

hmmm, smth attached to a rotary motor.. say, a fan?

 

[Exanimated]

looking at the light patterns, i would guess that its a pulsating light source.. like running christmas lights or something similar. I've attempted these experimental shots too.. but with a different kind of light and manually moving it.

 

[J-Chan]

its not as complex as you think it is..