It was 6am on a Tuesday morning. My lovely assistant and I were falling asleep in my car while waiting for him to arrive. Suddenly he roared around the corner of the barn and pulled up into the parking lot where we waited. The day began. After getting kicked out of one fantastic location and having to pack up and move elsewhere, we came upon this old barn and decided to make do with what we have. It wasn't as elegant, but it seemed like a good, solid backdrop. I believe this was my first attempt to light paint with my then-new Ice Light, and honestly, aside from a few issues with my dynamic range, i'm not displeased one bit.
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Bang that's really nice that blue is killing me.
absolute stunner....the only thing I would like to see is a little highlight along the roof edge, but seriously, that's a GORGEOUS shot...
Could you please explain a little the technique involved here?
Hi, sorry for the lack of response to your question. It was lightpainted with an aftermarket light wand I bought off amazon. All in all this image is composed of around 6 or 7 exposures. This was back when I was still shooting with my Nikon D7100 and set it on a timer at 10 seconds per image. Are you familiar with the automotive light painting process?