very kindly shared with me on my phone. I placed this on the lazy Susan and span it around 720 degrees before replacing the lens cap. I rotated the camera 120 degrees and repeated the process. Then another 120 degrees and span the phone again.Next I swapped to tripod 2 and rotated the camera 4 times with the www.lightpaintingbrushes.com black fibers clamped in front of the camera. I refocused the lens so as to create a sea of bokeh which surrounds the lens rugs filling the outside of the frame.
Here are a few more images I created along the same lines of camera rotation of a couple of different subjects.
Whilst looking through my bag of lp brushes I came across a light blade which was quite petallic. Decided to make a flower with pollen emanating from its middle.
Rotated and zoom pulled lightpaintingbrushes.com light blade with rotated and zoom pulled black fibers.
Camera rotational long exposure light art.
Tonight I mainly rotated things which were rotating. LP Brushes diamond blade span through 360 degrees 8 times with a 45 degree rotation of the camera for each. Cap on and tripod swap to the black fibers rotated 8 times with the cap on between each rotation.
Crop and contrast in Lightroom.
I hope you enjoyed looking through my shots and if you have any questions please fire them my way.
Happy days.
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