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Alvin Tenpo > Ambient light was provided by a parking lot light. Spot light with red gel to highlight the window. Popped my strobe with blue gel filter on the tree branches and leaves. From experimentation, it seems that a 60 second exposure at f5.6, ISO 200 is about right for ambient light created by a street light.
Alvin Tenpo > Another composition with the same processing.
Alvin Tenpo > Painted the Niles Sign using spot light with a blue gel filter. I processed the raw image twice, once for the sign, then a second time to draw out more exposure to the background, that created the blue glow around the sign. Also increased noise. Then combined the two images, added a layer mask then painted through the layer mask to expose the sign.
Alvin Tenpo > Old barn window. Second attempt at light painting. The exterior was light painted by a friendly assistant, while I popped a flash inside to paint the interior. Red gel filter on a spot light for the exterior. Using my strobe flash off camera with a blue gel filter, I popped multiple flashes to light up the interior.
Alvin Tenpo > Joe's Corner Sign, Niles, Fremont, CA First attempt at light painting. Taken in the early morning. The morning was dark, but there was a lot of ambient light from street lights. I used a portable spot light with a red gel filter and painted the sign. I didn't know what I was doing really, it was more trial and error. I heard that Joe's Corner may be revived in the future as a coffee house.
Ambient light was provided by a parking lot light.
Spot light with red gel to highlight the window.

Popped my strobe with blue gel filter on the
tree branches and leaves.

From experimentation, it seems that a 60 second exposure
at f5.6, ISO 200 is about right for ambient light created
by a street light.
Alvin Tenpo > Ambient light was provided by a parking lot light. Spot light with red gel to highlight the window. Popped my strobe with blue gel filter on the tree branches and leaves. From experimentation, it seems that a 60 second exposure at f5.6, ISO 200 is about right for ambient light created by a street light.
Ambient light was provided by a parking lot light.
Spot light with red gel to highlight the window.

Popped my strobe with blue gel filter on the
tree branches and leaves.

From experimentation, it seems that a 60 second exposure
at f5.6, ISO 200 is about right for ambient light created
by a street light.
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