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Focal Length = 105mm macro
Exposure Time = 1/250"
F Number = F29
I think the ISO is 200
using two 800w lights.



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Photography (BULB Settings) - Me.
Post Processing - Me.
Increased Image Size.

Lately i have really been getting into this painting with light stuff as seen yesterday with my other light experiments with the purple, orange and blue colours i used. This time i chose to go for Christmas lights which i found locked away in the house and this was inspired by others on flickr. Had to wait until around half ten to do this though as it stays lighter due to it being the summer season. Very simple to do as seen with some of my past experiments done in the studio on my photostream.

Basically made sure my bedroom was pitch black, but before this i put the camera settings onto BULB and for each one of today's experiments i gave an exposure of 2 - 10 seconds on each one with me moving around the Christmas lights in the dark to create an cool magical colour effect. I just hope it inspires other flickr users to do the same as it is an wonderful photographic art. This experiment has probably been slightly overexposed so i had to increase the light/brightness/contrast to highlight the foreground light against the black background.