Light up your night...

Now some shots playing with some funny light sources...

We and the Olympus OM-10

Light up your film...

One of the things which I love at analog photography is the first picture of a film, which sometimes is already exposed a little bit or more, because as you put the film in the camera the light already exposed this part of the film, like here:

But there are more cool effects with light on film like light leaks, sidelight, backlight or when you open the camera with the film allready into it. At the next pictures I've used lens hoods, because the sun was very strong and the reflections of the water of the lake. But I didn't used them correctly, therefore the sidelight created a cool effect.

Here the pictures:

Light Painting Workshop - the pictures.

Now the pictures which were made at the Light Painting Workshop, which happened at the SAD (Semana Acadêmica de Design) of the CAD (Centro Acadêmico de Design) of the FURB.
The light drawings were made by the students, I just pressed the button of the camera.

There is light behind me.

Well, I wanted to make another experiment, but in the end I found another thing.

I took some 10x10cm, 9x13cm and 10x15cm prints and glued them on another but larger print:

Then I waited, because I wanted to strip off the smaller prints, but when I held this collage against the lamp, I saw a cool effect and decided to let it how it is:

NightLight...

Last friday was the "Projeção Mapeada de Natal na fachada da Fundação Cultural de Blumenau".
I used Kate, my favorite camera for time exposure, equipped with a Porst 2.8/55mm with sky-filter, a Porst MC 1.7/50mm and a Porst 3.5/135mm. The film was a Fuji Superia XTRA 400. And of course I used a tripod and cable release. For the portrait of Gláucia I used the Porst MC 1.7/50mm and a Tron S400 TCZ flash with a diffusor.

I think 30 seconds was a little bit too long to capture the single light effects at the light show. Some pictures are double exposures.