>> challenge 36, lit by flashlight <<

Andy · April 4, 2005

dgrin challenge 36 is here. it will run from monday, april 4th 2005 at 12:00:01 a.m. nyc time, through monday, april 18th at noon nyc time. the guest judge for the challenge will be the winner of challenge 35, as determined by the voters.

remember, in order for everyone to benefit, you should be commenting and critiquing for others as much as you expect to get for yourself. you've got to give to get!

challenge 36 is about "lit by flashlight" so get out your ray-o-vac, your eveready, your penlight, your "torch" as gubbsie would say.. and let your imagination run wild.

here's an example by my friend peter dumont: he uses a flashlight to make the props in this scene... pretty amazing, eh?

here's a link on using a flashlight for nature photography

jacob riis used a flashight

good article on light painting

and more....

this thread, is the one into which you post your challenge entry, and remember, one entry per person, and the photo must be fresh, taken during the challenge period. you must post the date the photograph was taken or it will be deemed ineligible.

all of the rules of the dgrin photo challenges apply, please read them!.

***challenge 36 will close to entries on monday, arpil 18th, 2005 at 12 noon nyc time***

enjoy (challenge) photography,

Stan · April 5, 2005

Dgrin by night

aero-nut · April 15, 2005

"Timeless Light"
Taken 4-14-05.

Click image for EXIF.

Taken using one 100 sec exposure, illuminating with a flashlight every 30 sec or so..

Prezwoodz · April 15, 2005

Heres my Entry.

ginger_55 · April 16, 2005

Under The Covers, April 16 2005 by ginger

Long ago and far away
To find the bluebird of happiness
A favored story

I love that book. It definitely has not stood the test of time, few people seem to have heard of it, and it reads in a way that is definitely not modern. It was written in the late 1800s, as a play, by Maurice Maeterlinck in Belgium.

Georgette Leblanc turned the play into a book for children. The version I have has been edited and arranged for schools of another time. Her version was named "The Children's Blue Bird". Maeterlinck called his play "The Blue Bird".

Peter Dumont · April 16, 2005

Peter Dumont is raving mad !
Hi y'all !
Here is my entry.
Most of you probably allready have seen it , allthough I must say I changed it a bit.
The headlights messed the rest of the picture up a bit, so I tried to assemble a "cleaner" picture.
I also changed the tree to be in one colour only instead of two .

For the overly sensitive among you: The wabbit escaped unharmed .

Bye,

Peter Dumont

micknewton · April 16, 2005

Alien Takeover

Here's my entry.

Lucky Hack · April 17, 2005

The flight of Icarus
photos taken & composition created April 11th

hoping this message finds you well -Ian

Flyinggina · April 17, 2005

Sustenance
April 12, 2005

Taken in RAW with a Canon PowerShot G5

exif info:
Tv 15 seconds
Av 7.1
Exposure Compenation -1/3
ISO 50
Focal length 7.2
Flash off
Manual Focus

Eric&Susan · April 17, 2005

Bright Idea

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Taken 4-13-2005

Thanks
Eric

devbobo · April 17, 2005

Painting with light
Date taken: 2005-04-06
Exposure Mode: Manual
Exposure: 5 sec
Aperture: f/8
ISO: 100

Cheers,

David

Shima · April 17, 2005

Here's my entry... this is done by Christmas lights used to light the luminaries for Relay for Life. Picture taken midnight... less than 24 hours ago.