TDTphotography and Design

TDTphotography and Design

Long Exposure

  • Fire graffiti...this is such an epic shot I keep searching for words or letters of some sort in the middle hoping to find some word hiding in there. This image had some HDR toning done to it to create all of the wild colors found within it.
  • This was by far my favorite shot from this day it turned out way to cool with his feet coming out relatively clear and the movement starts from the ankle up and the water behind is soft with the clear island that he stands upon, such and awesome shot!
  • This was another beautiful long exposure that I got while messing around with my ring light and using a different editing style I brought out different colors.
  • This was an epic little shot that lit up this small little forrest like area creating almost like a crazy little vortex of sparks, reminds me of the terminator haha.
  • One of my favorite Steel Wool shots using a fish eye lens.
  • This is such and epic shot I am glad that I got at least one with all of the sparks still in the frame, very satisfying. I actually taught a long exposure class to some people who had been shooting for longer than I had been alive, I told them what to have their setting set at and that I was going to be throwing sparks towards them rather than just in a circle to create more depth.
  • This is more like it, this must have been the first exposure showing all of the sparks created by lighting the steel wool on fire and spinning it around, creating light graffiti.
  • It looks like a chance of raining fire today, everyone be careful out there haha
  • I really do enjoy the inversion effect creating a blue kind fire a much more magical image if you ask me.
  • I'm not sure what happened in the editing process but the dark purple in the background is so pleasing to me, it might not be to others but I love it when weird but beautiful little accidents happen.
  • This was produced from a ring light of mine connected to a little generator at about a 10 second exposure aperture and me dancing around all wild like.
  • Went up to the mountains to take some light Graffiti shots this one turned out very nice
  • This was another slow dragon zoom that came out pretty cool, this piece in particular had these little highlights placed in certain spots to make it look shiny, this effect definitely adds to the effect that they were going for.
  • This was a slower drag of a zoom just to show the difference between the fast zoom pop and the slow drag zoom. When you do a faster zoom it creates a transparent zoomed in version up front when you do a slower zoom it stretches all of the colors in the frame almost like they are exploding or going warp speed.
  • This was a much faster zoom creating the effect that there is a transparent close up exposure, yet this was all done in camera the only thing done in post processing is color correction and lens correction.
  • This was a more even drag while zooming. So depending on how long your exposure is you try and time a smooth zoom in or out in the amount of time you have exposed the smoother the zoom and matching the time you take the picture will give you the best results.
  • This was a really fun experience I have experimented with long exposure and black lights before but an entire party of people in UV paint I couldn't pass up that opportunity.
  • This was one of the first people I shot that night. I did not get this shot until later after messing around and figuring out more of a technique with other people, definitely happy with this shot as well.
  • This was another beautiful accident, I must have bumped my camera while panning creating a more wavy like effect.
  • This was an awesome effect I took the picture and in the process of me zooming in she started to look up so this was yet another beautiful long exposure accident.
  • This was taken while she was still having her face painted and I had panned just right keeping her completely in the frame which was so awesome.
  • This is a sculpture located by the Denver Center of Performing Arts, my goal was to take a shot and try to expose some of the stars behind them some of my other pictures were a little bit more successful but this one is good none the less.
  • This was one of the better picture I took of the sculpture this one you can see more of the stars I was also able to expose some interesting light coming from the sculpture as well.
  • This is such a cool photograph and I am so happy with how it has turned out.
  • This was a beautiful picture and could not be happier with the product, I was very lucky to have captured such and interesting picture.
  • Yet another fun Long exposure I will probably have to spend sometime just doing little shoots with an extra flash for fun side projects.
  • Practicing with some long exposure and flashes from my old camera
  • Believe it or not this picture was taken in a pitch black setting with some moon light which was behind me at the time. The setting that I shot it with created a bright image in the first place, I did one edit to it not long ago that made it brighter than the original image, and then I did an additional edit to it to bring out the stars which also happened to bring out a lot more color as well
  • This is a beautiful little shot I got while on a hike, there was only a few good times to get good shots as it was quite bright and the reflection of the sun off of the water made me have to use a higher shutter speed than I wanted to, so I waited for the clouds to create some diffused light and took my shot.
  • This is another cool little arrangement of water falls down stream from Carpenter falls.
  • This is the main landmark that everyone likes to visit known as Carpenter Falls down stream there is a lot more beauty to behold.
  • At least I got one good shot before the rain started pouring...this was my last shot of the day before I had to retreat home because of the weather
  • I like the colors in this picture a lot more than the HDR version it seems more earthy.
  • So I have tried before to get pictures of the galaxy, never putting to much thought and preparation into it until recently when I went up to a friend of mines house who lives in the middle of nowhere or off-grid as they would say. you could still barely make out where the arm of the galaxy was with your eyes but using a 2.8 lens with a higher ISO and testing out the rule of "500" to determine the shutter speed. Needless to say there was a lot more thought and research that went into this picture and the other pictures I took that night.
  • This was my first time making it to hanging lake and I really want to go back and spend an entire day there I only had a few hours to get the shots that I got and didn't have enough time to take it all in and think of even more creative shots. I will definitely be making another trip that way.
  • I could hear the river before I could see it, and when I found it I walked up and down it to take in all that it had to offer. This is by far my favorite shot I set up while exploring the river, I had an entire photoshoot with these logs the idea of something super still surrounded by movement gives a sense of blissfulness while being surrounded by chaos.
  • I really enjoy this photo it could tell many stories. One that comes to mind is when you loose a loved one how they live on through you by what they have taught you and how they showed you how to see the world. People that are a big part of your life make more of a difference and were apart of shaping who you have become.

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