1st time light painting DM's

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So, tried this this evening, as soon as i got home from work, only had 40 minutes to execute this as well so bit of a rush job. I used my mobile phones screen for about 20 seconds at F6.7. I Tinkered with the contrast a little in CS5 and this is how it ended up.
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In my rush I managed to snap the plastic memory card door on the side of my D5000 so that will teach me to rush my photography in future! now, where did I put that superglue? :thinking:
 
Nice pic(y) but the boots are a disgrace. A couple of hours with me and you'd be able to shave in them;)
 
A really nice effort (y) but I think that it would have had a better effect if you had placed the boots at a 30-40 degree angle to the camera so that we could see some of the side of the boot (y)

Matt
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The light's nice and soft, suits the boots well. Would just like to see some definition around the top of the boots at the back. It's a pretty safe composition, whenever I've tried shooting shoes at an angle they end up looking awkward.
 
Thanks for the comments, i think I will try to position them a bit less boringly next time, perhaps with one pointing off the the side with a lower camera height, and catch some more light at the back as mentioned. I quite enjoyed this light painting technique, despite having to rush and breaking a bit of my camera :crying:

BRASH said:
Nice pic(y) but the boots are a disgrace. A couple of hours with me and you'd be able to shave in them;)
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The intention was to photograph old used boots though :LOL:
 
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