Sundance Sparkle

Well done!

I have never seen this techniques. I have done light painting and also will play with the zoom and focus and such but this is very controlled. When I do it I am not sure what I will get but you seem to know.Or how I should say it look's as if your only playing with zoom and not messing with focus or turning the camera. In fact I bet your using a tripod so you won't get camera shake or anything. This is a very nice way of doing thing's. You can still see what thing's are but you get that light painting look. It look's as if your going into time and space. I like to think of what a camera is doing is recording light and color for a extended time. This show's that. This show's the recording of light and time in a compressed moment. How long was the exposure. Also if you don't mind sharing your secret's did you slowly zoom in or quickly zoom in. I would assume you would have to go slow with the zoom as to not mess up the shoot but it could be a quick zoom as well.In fact perhaps there was not a huge long exposure. Perhaps it was all done by the zoom being played with quickly. Any how good job,. I will have to try your technique.

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Wow, Love this....the long exposure turn out Sweet.............v./f.

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Fascinating composition! Well done, Greg.

Wonderful work......

Very cool!