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Winter 1

Winter 1

For this week's beginning of my winter project, I chose to do light painting and I hope to emulate David Gilliver's light painting. I set the iso to be quite low and tried to eliminate the other light and objects in the photos so you can only see the objects and light trails that were created when the photo was taken. I worked with Stefan and Danny to make the best possible photos and we divided them up evenly.












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