Light Painting (practice)


In preparation for an upcoming light painting workshop, I decided to see what I could do with my iPhone.  So I bought two cheap flashlights at the Dollar Store and put two of my grandkids to work.  The light in the flashlights is muted with cloth - one orange and the other purple.  This is how it looks.  The Slow Camera App was used to take the shot and the PicsArt app was used to add the double border.  It was a useful exercise and set me up for the real event that came a week later.  Highlights of the real event may be be found in the July 26 post in this blog.

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