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Light painting and Seattle Sky Line - Kerry Park

Light painting and Seattle Sky Line - Kerry Park

Canon EOS REBEL T4i

settings

Aperture 13/1 ISO 200 Shutter 30/1 Focal Length 24/1

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Jul, 2016

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Awards

Contest Finalist in Experimental Light Photo Contest

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Behind The Lens

Location

I took this picture at Kerry Park in Seattle - Washington, when I was participating of The American Association of Immunologists Annual Meeting.

Time

I arrived there around 7 pm to capture the sunset, my favorite time in the day to capture. After the sunset I stay there taking more pictures during the evening blue time and during the night.

Lighting

I really love take long exposure pictures, get the light trails, the star light effect, do light painting and play with steel wool. I try take this kind of picture (writing the name of the city) in every City that I visite

Equipment

Canon T4i, lens Canon 24-70mm f-2.8, set up on Tripod, 30 sec exposure and a flash light.

Inspiration

I was looking for nice spots to capture the beauty of Seattle sky line during the night and I always try take this picture writing with light the name of the cities that I visite.

Editing

just did few adjusts in the curves

In my camera bag

my basic equipment it is my Canon T4i, my lens Canon 24-70mm f-2.8, Tripod (Manfrotto MK394-H) perfect for me, not to heavy and big, but sturdy enough for take my long exposure photos that I love it! many flash lights.

Feedback

you have try find the best angle, and explore the exposure time to make the light effects looks more dramatic, be patient and never give up.

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