Photographer:
rwins
Uploaded:
2013-03-20
Tags:
chicago diana lightpainting long exposure
Camera:
Lomography Diana F+ Camera & Flash (available in our shop)
Film:
Lomography Color Negative 35 mm ISO 100 (available in our shop)
City:
Chicago
Country/region:
United States
Decade:
2010s
Year:
2013
Albums:
Diana F+ Lightpainting

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3 Comments

  1. shinogerm
    shinogerm ·

    Hi there, may I know how long did u leave the shutter opened to achieve this shot? I'm extremely new to lomo!

  2. rwins
    rwins ·

    @shinogerm I was in a pitch black room and left the shutter open anywhere from 20 seconds to 2 minutes! Since I was in a completely dark room, I could leave the shutter open for as long as I wanted to. If there was a light on, I would need to pay attention to how long the shutter was open but since it was dark I had as much time as I needed to make a picture. It's all about experimenting!

  3. shinogerm
    shinogerm ·

    i see, so it is up to 2 minutes! Thanks for sharing, this is wonderful im gonna try this out!

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Chicago stands tall in steel and glass, its skyline reflected in the lake. Step away from downtown’s rush and another story unfolds: brick alleys glowing at sunset, murals under the tracks, markets buzzing with life. It’s a city of grit and warmth, and one that burns through your film roll before you know it.

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