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Jan 18, 2008, 8:12:03 PM
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:icondisappearinebony:
For my painting with light assignment at the Art Institute of Charleston.

What I love about this photograph is not only the figure, but you can see the Little Dipper in the top center of the frame. :)
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~Danutza88 Dec 1, 2011  Hobbyist Photographer
Hello!:) You've been featured here: [link]
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~Vividslayer May 27, 2010
Thats really good. My team and I have made this effect as well. Heres a vid of some of our better work if u wanna see it.
[link]
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~Vividslayer May 27, 2010
Thats really good. My team and I have made this effect as well. Heres a vid of some of our better work if u wanna see it.
[link]
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Mood: Artistic ~lordblasto Oct 11, 2009
How fun. Nice work...
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~Daff-e Mar 28, 2009   Photographer
the stars is begining look like a kite
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Mood: Anger ~DivynPhoto Oct 28, 2008
LOL the picture is nice but the the comment on the little dipper is too much .. the little dipper is only made of 7 stars and is not so squared ...

Check this [link] or this [link]
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~Elana18 Jan 24, 2008
*hummmm* thinks, with a light behind the subject not directly viewable by the camera?
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:icondisappearinebony:
~DisappearinEbony Jan 24, 2008
it can be viewable by the camera because you will not be able to tell what the light source is more than likely. I used a nightlight and a flashlight for these photographs.
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~Elana18 Jan 23, 2008
but how do you do these things?
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:icondisappearinebony:
~DisappearinEbony Jan 23, 2008
You have to have a tripod and you just have a long exposure. The majority of these were at least 30 seconds.
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