Posted by Russ Devan (New Hanover, United States) on 2 June 2008 in Architecture and Portfolio.
This is a series of old trestles at Lock Ridge Furnace. This image was exposed using a single flashlight as the light source using a technique called Painting With Light.
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I think this is my favorite of the series, Russ!
2 Jun 2008 4:55am
This is a great shot and a really cool use of flashlight painting. I love the texture and golden rich color. I think I would photoshop out the bright spot of light in the center (leave the "doorway" black). Fabulous photo, Russ!
2 Jun 2008 5:41am
great framing. love the texture of the decaying walls... love the title too.
2 Jun 2008 4:53pm
RD these keep getting better and better!!!!!!! Can't wait to try this!
2 Jun 2008 6:59pm
Love this! Painting with Light is my favorite technique!!!!
12 Jun 2008 8:41am
Your use of the technique is great here Russ.
19 Jun 2008 2:20pm
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