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1. I learned that light painting has a cool effect in photography and id like to go deeper and see more of them. It is a new way of showing off light. Its unique and shows expression.

2.I enjoyed how really it depends on what you want to try. and how anything can happen. It really just matters how you move things.The designs where cool. and it left it out to however creative you want to be.

3. I'm still unsure why even in the dark and your spelling something why did we have a person constantly stay in the middle like in shutter speed.

4. i overall enjoyed this activity i wish we could have had more things to do overall or get to go outside or in a bigger area and do more things to add to it. Seems like this is a fun idea. i hope to try it in the future.

5. I'm overall proud of our pictures we took. They seem to be doing a little of everything and i see tons of creativity.

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Canon 5d mk3 & 24-70L
ISO1250
24mm
f/5.0
14.0 seconds

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Canon 5DmkIII |  Exposure 199 | ISO Speed 1250 | f/5.6 | 14mm

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The above image is a long exposure shot as JPG and is straight from the camera. Here's a walk through of how it was made.

Three different lights were used to light up the environment. Two flashlights and a canon speedlite. Above are the two flashlights. You can see how the Maglite is a lot warmer than the Coast HP21. Below shows how the three lights were layered to light up the scene.

The first light was a wirelessly triggered speedlite behind Josh and facing out toward the camera.

The second light was a Coast HP21. This one was held by Josh and it was pointed at the wall behind him. You can see his hand right hand is a little blurry from slightly moving the flashlight during the long exposure.

A Maglight was used to light up the exterior. I thought its warmer tone looked better on the stone. The blue dots were created with battery powered string lights that I have modified by splicing a momentary switch into the wire. I shot this image with a 14mm lens which allowed me to get very close to the lens and turn the string lights on and off a few times to give the illusion of dots of light floating in the air.

Canon 5DmkIII | Exposure 199 | ISO Speed 1250 | f/5.6 | 14mm

Video showing the battery powered string lights.

Here's some video from the trip. Most of it was shot with GoPro 3 Black Edition I picked up a while back. There's a timelapse about a minute in that shows most of the light painting session. The two clips of the bugs were from a 5DmkIII and the timelapse was shot on a 7D.

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The above image is a long exposure shot as JPG and is straight from the camera. Here's a walk through of how it was made. Three different lights were used to light up the environment. Two flashlights and a canon speedlite. Above are the two flashlights.

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1) I learned a lot from light painting, like i didn't even know what light painting was before. I also learned what aperture and whats the certain shutter speed you need to use to take the picture.

2) I enjoyed the way how you just play with light and a design or something cool would come out in one picture.

3) Im kind of clear about everything about light painting i feel like you did a great way of explaining light painting.

4) Everything was good about this activity, but it would be better if we all had more color lights.

5) Im proud of the designs we all did and how we all got along and took very good pictures.

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1. While doing this light painting activity, I learned how the process worked.

2. I enjoyed light painting, it was fun and I like how the pictures turned out.

3. I'm still unsure why one person has to stand in the middle of the photo while taking the picture.

4. I would choose not to do anything differently, I thought it was a fun activity.

5. I was proud of how my group's pictures came out.

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This picture has a IOS of 200 and the aperture is f/4 for 15 seconds. It was a attempt to spell LOVE, but the E got quickly done because time was running out.

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You can see 2 Nicks,he begins to appear more clearly when he's close to the ground (his ending position). It gives a ghostly affect. This picture has a IOS of 200 and the aperture is f/4 for 15 seconds. We get this affect when we hit the light on him. One position quick burst of light then he movies to the ground and a more burst of direct light.

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This picture has a IOS of 200 and the aperture is f/4 for 15 seconds. I like this one the most because she didn't stand still. And it makes Danny look like she is floating or has a identical twin. We shinned a light on her the 2, but with a different light source.

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This picture has a IOS of 200 and the aperture is f/4 for 15 seconds. I tried to make it look like she is moving but it ended up giving her the ghostly look of light up her neck. it was my first one for light painting do it didn't really look as well as it should.

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this picture has a IOS of 200 and the aperture is f/3.5-5.6 for 15 seconds. its a angel outline of a person.

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This picture has an ISO of 200 and it has an aperture of f/4.8 and its shutter speed is of 20 second. I made a christmas tree by zig zagging the light back and forth.

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This picture has an ISO of 200 and it has an aperture of f/4 and its shutter speed is of 15 second. In this photo I moved the light around in a fast motion.

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This picture has an ISO of 200 and it has an aperture of f/5 and its shutter speed is of 20 second. In this photo I tried to make a sun with bright red and orange.

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This picture was created by making a spiral with the pen that lit up. This photo has an ISO of 200 and an aperture of f/3.5-5.6.

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This picture was created by outlining Nick, and then we added angel wings. This picture has an ISO of 200 and an aperture of f/3.5=5.6.

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This picture is an outline of a human body, and to create it we used the app on our phones and outlined it. The ISO is 200 and the aperture is f/3.5-5.6.

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This picture has an ISO of 200 and i has an aperture of f/5 and its shutter speed is of 15 seconds. This picture shows waves and i tried to draw someone falling in the water.

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This picture has an ISO of 200 and its aperture is f/4.8 and its shutter speed is 20.0 seconds. This picture just shows scribbles, but this ended up being a pretty cool pictures because of the outline.

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This picture has an ISO of 200 and it has an aperture of f/4 and its shutter speed is of 15 second. This picture shows the outline of a person and its pretty cool because we got it to come out two different colors to show the both different sides of a person.

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This picture has an iso of 200 and its aperture is f/8 and its shutter was of 11 seconds..

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This picture has an iso if 200 and its aperture is of f/12 and its shutter speed is of 15 seconds.

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The info about this picture its that is iso its 150 and its aperture is f/8 and its shutter speed was of 11 seconds.