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This is my favorite light drawing image I took at home. I believe this is the most successful because the outcome was the most effective. It reminds me of November time because the lights look like a spiral firework and the figure in the middle looks like a puff of smoke from a bonfire. The exposure time was 5 seconds, aperture 5.6 and ISO 800. If I was to do this again maybe use a longer exposure to see what the results would be or include another set of fairy lights to swing around to include more variation of color.

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My Favorite image is one I took outside of college to experiment with light drawings. It's the most successful because you can see that I have captured light trails outside.The exposure time was 15 seconds, ISO 200 and F/4.0. To make this better I could change my shutter speed so you can't see some of the windows in the middle of the image or I could use them to improve the image.

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Rebecca Taylor
This is the most successful because i have captured the light and it also has captured the girl. In this image i am trying to show my understanding of light drawings. The exposure time was 35 seconds ISO 100, aperture F8 and shutter speed 30''. To make this image better i could make it so you can not see anything else other than the light.

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this my most successful light drawing i done home of my experiment of the floating orb of light. in this photo i was trying to show you can be created with the light depending on how you spin it. It also has car light trail in the background what just added another focal point to the photo. the exposure time is 50 seconds iso:800 and F./13. i could make this better trying to experiment with more than one orb floating in a bigger environment e.g. like a field

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Light Drawings!
Please upload your favourite image from your 3 light drawing photoshoots. Why is it the most successful? What are you trying to show - how does it fit the theme? What was the exposure time? How could you make this better?