January 19, 2012
art painting
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Some cool art painting images:
Substitute Teacher Artist
Image by Todd Berman
00, collaborative, acrylic and mixed media on canvas, 30" x 36", 2007 ::
As a substitute teacher working with the San Francisco Unified School District (request #14927), I often take the opportunity to engage the students in some collaborative art projects. ::
This painting represents several classes at Galileo Academy for Art and Technology working on some free form exquisite corpse style stories and drawings. Many of the students’ writings and drawings have been collaged into this painting.
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Image by Jake Wild!
i got bored so i decided to give this snail a makeover. btw I used watercolour paints and washed it off afterwards so there’s no need to ring the rspca..
January 19, 2012
art painting
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A few nice art painting images I found:
Aurelie at the Art Gallery
Image by katclay
My friend Aurelie was out examining the artworks in the fabulous Centre Georges Pompidou.
odd nerdrum: profile
Image by deflam
Nerdrum. Oil painting. 25×27 inches.
This is copyrighted work. This and other works here by this artist are for educational purposes only.
January 19, 2012
Other painting
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Are theyre any other cool tricks i can do with my d5000 besides light painting?
i already know what light painting is and know how to do it, i was wondering if there are any other fun dslr tricks i dont know off, that are abstract or near abstract like light painting? not something like bluring background against forground, something more intrestingt than that. Thankss
o and to add on, i mean a trick with manipulation of something like shutter speed or aperture
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Answer by casperskitty
In addition to light painting you can try light trails. Pretty similar to the light painting but you capture the trails of headlights and taillights. You can also do this with star trails.
Have you tried using a long shutter speed and zooming during the exposure? You will probably need a tripod and you have to be very careful while zooming not to move the camera but it is a very neat effect.
You could also try panning. Again you use a long shutter speed and you pan the camera with your subject which keeps them pretty sharp but the background becomes a blur.
You can also use a long shutter speed to create ghostly like images. If you, or someone else, step into the frame partway through the exposure you will appear a little transparent.
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