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Painting A Self Portrait With LightThanks to Glen for bringing an LED to use. Powerful little sucker!
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Re: Painting A Self Portrait With LightNow that's art Leigh!
Re: Painting A Self Portrait With Lightgreat stuff there Leigh....yes big thanks to go out to Glen for the LEDs!
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Re: Painting A Self Portrait With LightLove the fourth one and it looks like a lots of fun too
Re: Painting A Self Portrait With LightI was wondering why you were waving that thing around all night
This style really opens up a world of options and also allows for alot of creativity, out the set of images the last would be my pick gerry's photography journey
No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
Re: Painting A Self Portrait With LightQuite 'Tron' like
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