Eleftheria
Tricks with the camera # 1
Posted by Eleftheria (Athens, Greece) on 4 November 2009 in Abstract & Conceptual and Portfolio.
14 August 2009!
I was born on November 18th, 1998 and I am a girl from Greece :-) Thank you for your comments!
-- SORRY, I HAVE NOT MUCH TIME TO VISIT EACH ONE OF YOU EVERYDAY...A LOT OF HOMEWORK... -- :o)
My dad's photography site:
k@ from Paris, France
And now you make angels of light !
Oh, that girl, that girl is a fairy* Super effect, Ele.dear !
4 Nov 2009 5:14am
@k@: Thanks but he was not an angel. He was a butterfly, but in two days I will show you him as an angel! :o)
Louis Hebert from Kuwait, Kuwait
Light burn tricks are very fun. This is wonderfully expressive. Try t keep your model absolutely still why creating the picture so that they are clear and the rest is slightly blurred or use a diffused rear-curtain sink flash to clarify their details.
4 Nov 2009 6:12am
@Louis Hebert: Thanks!
@dobbino: Thanks!
@Akihiro: Thanks!
@Julia: Ευχαριστώ πάρα πολύ! Welcome to my page!
@Nina: Thanks but he was not an angel. He was a butterfly, but in two days I will show you him as an angel! :o)
@parag: Thanks and welcome to my page!
@Bill Brown: Thanks!
@Calusarus: Thank you!
@Stu: Thank you!
@Sarito: Thank you!
@MrsAmber: Thanks!
Nicholas from Shah Alam, Malaysia
Excellent light painting here! Perfectly executed :)
4 Nov 2009 10:35am
@Nicholas: Thanks!
@Hiro: Thanks! :oD
Judy from Brooksville, Florida, United States
I know absolutely nothing about "light burn tricks" but George does look as though he is about to use those wings to fly away from that rocky precipace! Did Dad have a hand in this? xx
4 Nov 2009 11:11am
@Judy: Thanks! Yes! He helped me make the silhouette of light and I shoot it! In two days I will show you him as an angel, I did the silhouette on that! :o)
@Eduardo: Thank you very much!
Dimitrios from ATHENS, Greece
this is so IMPRESSIVE and so IMAGINATIVE, BRAVO. Please share with us the way you did it, καλημέρα σε ΟΛΟΥΣ ΣΑΣ.
4 Nov 2009 11:27am
@Dimitrios: Ευχαριστώ πολύ!!! Βάζεις το τρίποδο σε ένα σταθερό σημείο με ρυθμίσεις για βραδινή λήψη και ένας άλλος, συγκεκριμμένα εδώ ο μπαμπάς μου, πήγε πίσω απ' το Γιώργο και με έναν φακό έκανε το περίγραμμα της πεταλούδας. Σε δύο μέρες θα έχω το Γιώργο στην ίδια φωτογραφία ως αγγελάκι. Η τοποθεσία που τραβήχτηκε η φωτογραφία είναι ο Άρειος Πάγος.
Eric Cousineau from Sherwood Park, Canada
A super captured Elef! Well done...... ;-)
4 Nov 2009 12:52pm
@Eric Cousineau: Thank you very much!
@Godo: Thanks!!!!!!
@Vert Pomme: Thanks but he was not an angel. He was a butterfly, but in two days I will show you him as an angel! :o)
Anne from somewhere over the rainbow, France
wow !!! This is amazing !!!! You are great !!!
4 Nov 2009 2:15pm
@Anne: Thanks a lot, Anne! :oD
Viewfinder from Bradenton, FL, United States
Excellent; plus it's a really fun photo to look at. What if this model (your little brother?) suddenly took wing and flew away? Haha.
4 Nov 2009 3:06pm
@Viewfinder: Thanks, yes he is my brother!
dj.tigersprout from New York City, United States
this is simply precious Eleftheria!!! :) 5 stars for pulling off this creative and magical feat!! bravo!!
4 Nov 2009 3:13pm
@dj.tigersprout: Thank you very much, My mom told me you are friends on facebook. :o)
Nina from Haute Loire, France
Excuse me! where is my head? of course it was a butterfly!
4 Nov 2009 3:13pm
@Nina: :o)
@k@: Haha! Yes, tomorrow!
@Vitor Martins: Thank you very much!
@empar bessó: Thank you very much!
@Vikram: Thank you very much!
marc battault from clermont ferrand, France
a good mastery of light painting, Eleftheria is superb!
kiss !
five stars !
4 Nov 2009 8:46pm
@marc battault: Thank you very much!
@Steve Rice: Thank you very much!
@john4jack: Thank you very much!
Susan from Fort Lauderdale, FL, United States
Great job..Now, how bout explaining how you did it, in English, please????
4 Nov 2009 11:29pm
@Susan: Thank you very much! I put the tripod on a steady place and I set the camera on night settings and my dad behind my brother started to draw a butterfly silhouette with a lens turned on. That's it! Tomorrow you will see another light trick, me and my dad drawing an angel and my brother was our model again!
@LauraS: Thank you very much!
Sugata from Newark, United States
This is amazing! I have tried it but it was never as good as what you have achieved here!
5 Nov 2009 1:15am
@Sugata: Thank you very much!
@Payam: Thank you very much! Welcome!
dj.tigersprout from New York City, United States
yes indeed!! we just connected last week!! :)
5 Nov 2009 2:07pm
@dj.tigersprout: Thank you!
Bishop from Houston, United States
Cool effect! I just love how you seem to improve with each shot you take! :)
5 Nov 2009 4:43pm
@Bishop: Thanks a lot!
@k@: :o)
Susan from Fort Lauderdale, FL, United States
Thanks for the info Ele..... look forward to seeing the next shot... Someday, I'm going to try this.....If you look thru "TV Guys" shots.....he has played around with this a lot.......
5 Nov 2009 5:56pm
@Susan: Thanks a lot!
@olivier Paillet: Thanks a lot!
@beanow: Thanks, he is a butterfly, my tomorrow shot is an angel!
Em!ly Ng from Residing in: Adelaide, Australia | Home:, Singapore
i really like this!
6 Nov 2009 12:14am
@Em!ly Ng: Thanks a lot!
Ronnie 2¢ from Atlantic Shores, United Kingdom
Long time since anything so painfully simple pleased me as much as this ! Totally brilliant, E!
6 Nov 2009 4:39pm
@Ronnie 2¢: Thank you so much!
@SPunkt: Thank you!
Barbara from Florida, United States
You are amazing with your photography tricks.
I love this!
8 Nov 2009 12:06am
@Barbara: Thank you!
Nigel from Avening, United Kingdom
You've got a great career ahead of you ! Well done.
10 Nov 2009 4:31pm
@Nigel: Thank you very much!
marleen from Doesburg, Netherlands
This trick is a real treat! :-))
I very much enjoyed looking at your pics in your portfolio:-)
You are a very talented photgrapher and I understand that you celebrate your birthday very soon.....exciting! Good luck with your homework:-)
And thanks for your visit and your comment on my blog:-)
12 Nov 2009 11:15am
Canon PowerShot SX110 IS
15/1 second
F/3.2
ISO 80
6 mm