Glass and Light Trails

[710 Studio]

My doctor put me on new pain medications. They don't do much for the pain, but it sure does give me inspiration for photos... :)

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3078/2888436037_d39d5d4de7_o.jpg

15 second exposure
nifty fifty @ f/9

[babos02]

this is an amazing picture. what did you use as the light? a pen light? or??

[710 Studio]

this is an amazing picture. what did you use as the light? a pen light? or??

My wife has a little LED light attached to her keychain. I call it a pen light, but it's just a tad thicker. To light it, you have to actually press the tip of it (the light part) with your finger. This gives the light a "split" effect, since the finger is blocking a part of the light. Really, quite a useless little thing. But, I found one use for it! :) Trippy pictures! heh heh heh

I'm going to give this shot another go, tonight... this time, longer exposure so I can spend a few seconds shining the light directly at the glass from the sides to illuminate the glass, a bit more.

[woodsters]

i'm afraid to ask what was in the glass that you took with those new pills...hehe

[710 Studio]

i'm afraid to ask what was in the glass that you took with those new pills...hehe

Just light... nothing but light... all sorts of very pretty lights... heh heh heh

I just revisited this shot, using a flashlight under the glass table top to help define the glass, a bit better... The name of the thread is, "Glass and Light Trails, Revisited".